Good morning, Bloomington.

On Tuesday, a land-clearing crew discovered what appear to be human remains in a wooded area on Bloomington’s northwest side and police were dispatched about 2:45 p.m. on West Acuff Road—forensic experts have been called to assist with the investigation.

Seven IU faculty members were named AAAS Fellows in 2024 for their significant contributions in science and innovation—an honor awarded to 471 professionals nationwide, with 147 now affiliated with IU.

The recognition underscores the impact of IU research on advancing knowledge and breakthroughs.

City of Bloomington is asking residents for input on planned safety improvements along 10th Street between Morton and Indiana Avenues as part of its Safe Streets for All initiative—feedback will guide design choices.

A public meeting is scheduled for April 3 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Mr. Copy on 501 E 10th Street, and residents can also contribute online.

At a March 26 city council meeting, Matt Flaherty won a 5—4 vote over Andy Ruff to fill the first seat on Bloomington’s new nine member transportation commission, which will guide the city’s transport planning.

The move shifts oversight from three previous commissions into one body focused on safer and more sustainable travel.

Indiana’s men’s swimming team set an American record in the 200-yard medley relay on Wednesday at the championship meet in Federal Way by posting a time of 1:20.92 — an achievement that helped them finish fifth.

The team also swam their season-best in the 800-yard freestyle relay with a sixth-place finish and now ties for third overall as the four-day meet continues.

Today, Purdue University men's basketball will face Houston at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis for a Sweet 16 game with tip time at 10:09 p.m. ET after wins over High Point and McNeese State propelled Purdue forward while Houston advanced with strong three-point shooting.

If Purdue wins, it will play the winner of the Kentucky versus Tennessee contest in the Elite Eight on Sunday, March 30 — a matchup that will set the stage for the next round.

Indiana softball is set to face No. 18 Ohio State in Columbus for a three-game series starting Saturday at 2 p.m.—the team earned two wins last weekend.

The Hoosiers will try to match their strong hitting as senior Taylor Minnick and redshirt junior Melina Wilkison lead the lineup against an offense that has set national home run records.

DINO Trail Run – Paynetown

9 AM — Dunn Meadow — Registration Fee — Experience the rugged terrain and beautiful views of the Pate Hollow Trail in a challenging 15k run.

USC at Indiana Baseball Game

12-4 p.m. — Bart Kaufman Field — Watch live baseball action — Catch USC taking on Indiana in an exciting college matchup.

ZZ Top Concert

7:30-11 p.m. — Brown County Music Center — Ticketed event — Experience legendary rock blues infused with humor and high-energy performances from the iconic ZZ Top.

Straight No Chaser: Top Shelf Tour

7:30 PM - 11:59 PM | Indiana University Auditorium | Check local listings for ticket prices | Enjoy an evening of captivating a cappella harmonies with Straight No Chaser.

Hoosier Collegiate Invitational

2-5 p.m. — Bart Kaufman Field — Ticket prices vary — Catch the thrilling matchup between Indiana Hoosiers and Michigan State Spartans live.

Self Journey Meditation

7-8 p.m. — Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Library — Few tickets left — Experience a relaxing session with sound bowls enhancing your meditative state.

2025 Indiana University Info Session

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Kelley School of Business — Free entry — Learn about Bain & Company and opportunities for undergraduate students from Indiana University alumni.

Aikido Seminar with John Messores Shihan

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Aikido of Suenaka-Ha Indiana — All experience levels welcome — Dive into an enriching Aikido seminar led by a renowned Shihan.

Zentangle Workshop: Mandalas

10 AM – 12 PM — Bloomington Fine Art Supply — Supplies included — Dive into the meditative art of creating Zentangle mandalas with expert guidance.

Merce Lemon Concert Featuring Fust

7 p.m. — The Bishop Bar — $10 cover — Experience the dynamic blend of alt-country and folk-rock from the beloved band Fust.