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10/12/2025

Well, that didn’t age well.
Indiana 30 — Oregon 20. 🏈🔥

This is a screen grab from some website that covers football. They predicted a big loss for Indiana University football yesterday. One sports pundit predicted the Hoosiers would lose by 20+ ... you don't have to Google it though, see screen grab ...

10/12/2025

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Here are a few images from the second half —

📍 EUGENE, OREGON — OCTOBER 11

(Photos by Nate Gowdy / for The Bloomingtonian)

Indiana native Nate Gowdy is helped The Bloomingtonian today, photographing the Indiana University vs. Oregon game in Eugene.

10/12/2025

EUGENE, OREGON – OCTOBER 11: Indiana University fans and football players celebrate after beating Oregon 30-20 during an NCAA football game against Oregon at Autzen Stadium on October 11, 2025, in Eugene, Oregon. (Photo by Nate Gowdy / for The Bloomingtonian)

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EUGENE, OREGON – OCTOBER 11: Indiana University fans and football players celebrate after beating Oregon 30-20 during an NCAA football game against Oregon at Autzen Stadium on October 11, 2025, in Eugene, Oregon. (Photo by Nate Gowdy / for The Bloomingtonian)

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Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti smiles during a postgame interview on CBS Sports after the Hoosiers’ stunning 30–20 victory over No. 2 Oregon at Autzen Stadium on Saturday, October 11, 2025, in Eugene, Oregon.

📸: Nate Gowdy / for The Bloomingtonian

10/11/2025

Indiana University football beats Oregon 30-20.

10/11/2025

Here are a few images from the first half —

📍 EUGENE, OREGON — OCTOBER 11

(Photos by Nate Gowdy / for The Bloomingtonian)
Indiana native Nate Gowdy is helping The Bloomingtonian today, photographing the Indiana University vs. Oregon game in Eugene.

10/10/2025

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA – OCTOBER 9: Community members gather for the annual Homeless Memorial Vigil at the Monroe County Courthouse Square on October 9, 2025, in Bloomington, Indiana. The event honored individuals who experienced homelessness and died during the past year. Speakers included County Council Member Trent Deckard, Beacon Board Member Michelle Bloom, City Council Member Sydney Zulich, and St. Thomas Lutheran Pastor Adrianne Meier. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/The Bloomingtonian)

10/10/2025

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA – OCTOBER 9: Community members gather for the annual Homeless Memorial Vigil at the Monroe County Courthouse Square on October 9, 2025, in Bloomington, Indiana. The event honored individuals who experienced homelessness and died during the past year. Speakers included County Council Member Trent Deckard, Beacon Board Member Michelle Bloom, City Council Member Sydney Zulich, and St. Thomas Lutheran Pastor Adrianne Meier. (Photo by Jeremy Hogan/The Bloomingtonian)

10/10/2025

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — October 9, 2025 — Community members gathered on the Monroe County Courthouse lawn Thursday night for the annual Homeless Memorial Vigil, standing together in remembrance of those who died this year after experiencing homelessness in Bloomington.

The event, hosted by Beacon, Inc., featured local leaders and faith representatives who spoke about dignity, remembrance, and the urgent need to address the root causes of homelessness.

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA – October 9, 2025: Dozens gathered on the Monroe County Courthouse lawn for the annual Homeless Memorial Vigil organized by Beacon, Inc....

10/10/2025

INDIANAPOLIS — October 10, 2025

State Sen. Shelli Yoder, D-Bloomington, urged Hoosiers to “just say no” to a proposed mid-decade redistricting effort during a rally Friday at the Indiana Statehouse, calling Vice President J.D. Vance’s visit “a power grab for Donald Trump” and a betrayal of working Hoosiers.

Yoder, who represents Indiana Senate District 40 — covering most of Monroe County, including Bloomington, Ellettsville, and the Indiana University campus — was among several speakers at the Indiana Democratic Party–organized event held in response to Vance’s second trip to Indianapolis to pressure Republican lawmakers into redrawing congressional maps.
Gov. Mike Braun has said he will not call a special legislative session on redistricting unless legislative leaders support it.