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Why Jesse Eisenberg Keeps ‘Going Back’ to Indiana — And How His Wife Is Involved
Eisenberg and Anna got married in 2017, welcoming their son, Banner, in April of that year. “We had a kid and then the [Covid ...
Posh Hotel, condominium project and tech businesses show promise of downtown Bloomington
2025 holds promise for downtown Bloomington. Now five years after the COVID-19 pandemic with supply chains opening up and moderate interest rates, investment is seen throughout the downtown.
Michigan Coach Dusty May Treating Indiana Like Any Other Game
Dusty May, a former Indiana student manager, returns to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall for the first time as a head coach ...
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Indiana women’s basketball hosts Rutgers, looks to notch third-straight win
The Hoosiers (14-7, 6-4 Big Ten) are coming off a 16-point victory over Nebraska on Sunday in which they led for nearly 37 ...
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Coaches in spotlight as No. 24 Michigan visits Indiana
Saturday afternoon's Big Ten tilt between No. 24 Michigan and Indiana in Bloomington, Ind., might be a rare case where many ...
Indiana football gave defensive coordinator Bryant Haines a new deal with blue bloods ‘knocking at the door’
Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti is happy the program fended off some blue bloods to keep defensive coordinator Bryant ...
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City celebrates MLK Day to ignite change
Beverly Calender-Anderson was the recipient of the 2025 Legacy Award. Acclaimed investigative journalist and filmmaker Keith ...
Why the university sent a record $34 million to Indiana Athletics. Will it be paid back?
In the annual financial report Indiana Athletics submitted, it showed $34 million from the university. Here's why, what it ...
Interim director of Bloomington entrepreneurship hub strategizes startup ecosystem's future
John Fernandez is interim executive director of The Mill, a nonprofit entrepreneurship center on a mission to build and nuture Bloomington's startup ecosystem. Craig Lloyd began Lloyd Cos. in 1972, a ...