Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 4th of October.
Good morning, Bloomington.
Indiana University placed Sigma Nu on cease and desist after an alleged hazing incident on Sept.
20 — a measure that bars the fraternity from hosting events and follows similar actions for other groups earlier this month.
Since September, a portion of Eagleson Avenue closed for construction has led to changes in IU’s bus routes, adding delays for many students.
The section between Law Lane and 10th Street will reopen in July 2027 and the X Route has been removed.
Bloomington offers many retirement living options for seniors facing home upkeep challenges, with communities like Gentry Park, Meadowood, and Bell Trace providing settings that balance comfort and safety.
Local residents can choose a lifestyle that meets their evolving needs as they age.
Indiana men’s soccer defeated Maryland 3-1 on Oct.
2 at Bill Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington. The win marked the team’s first three-goal Big Ten match this season — a milestone achieved with 15 shots.
Indiana women’s soccer hosts Michigan at Bill Armstrong Stadium today at noon.
The underdog Hoosiers, coming off a four-match losing streak, and a Michigan team struggling to score after two narrow losses, both look to reverse their fortunes (Big Ten clash).
No. 6 Indiana football defeated Rutgers 47-15 at SHI Stadium in Piscataway on Saturday night.
Quarterback Josh Hoover threw for 251 yards and four touchdowns as the Hoosiers set a Big Ten record with 593 total yards.
Indiana men's basketball had its annual Cream and Crimson Scrimmage on Oct.
2 at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, where senior guard Bryce Lindsay led all scorers with 23 points and Aiden Sherrell recorded 15 points. The scrimmage featured notable performances from key players as the team prepared for the season.
Edgewood football team outlasted Sullivan in a dramatic shootout on Friday, Oct.
2 when Mustang Dylan Wickens intercepted to seal a 47-41 win over the Arrows.
Indiana high school football scores from Oct.
2 show many results statewide, and Saturday, Oct. 3 saw Bloomington South play at Ironton (one of three scheduled games) in week 7. The report details matchups from high schools across the state.
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