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Branches lay over the sidewalk June 26, 2024, blocks from Kirkwood Avenue in Bloomington. One week after severe storms went through the area, the City of Bloomington and Monroe County announced debris pickup services for residents.
Crewmen around Bloomington clean up fallen tree branches June 26, 2024 a couple blocks from Kirkwood Avenue. The severe storms in Monroe County on June 25, 2024 caused multiple trees to fall and power outages throughout the county.
An IU facility operations worker puts fallen parts of a tree into a shredder on June 26, 2024, near Dunn's Woods in Bloomington. IU Police said Tuesday on social media they were "aware" of power outages and storm damage on campus.
Fallen tree limbs lie on the ground June 26, 2024, in front of Maxwell Hall in Bloomington. A severe thunderstorm Tuesday knocked down trees and power lines in Monroe County.
Trustees Chair Quinn Buckner addresses protesters making speeches on during the Board of Trustees meeting June 14, 2024, in Henke Hall in Bloomington. They discussed policy changes due to new legislation, free expression policy, the fiscal year 2025 budget and more during their two-day summer meeting Thursday and Friday.
Trustees chair Quinn Buckner and IU President Pamela Whitten appear on a livestream during the Board of Trustees meeting June 14, 2024, in Henke Hall in Bloomington. The meeting ended with reports from University Faculty Council co-chairs Philip Goff, Colin Johnson and Carolyn Schult and approval of committee recommendations.
Protesters in support of the termination of IU President Pamela Whitten are seen from Henke Hall during the Board of Trustees meeting June 14, 2024. Chants from the protesters could be heard from inside during the meeting.
IU Board of Trustees chair Quinn Buckner watches IU President Pamela Whitten speak during the trustees meeting June 14, 2024, in Henke Hall in Bloomington. The IU Board of Trustees approved two new university leadership positions Friday during the second and final day of the board’s summer meeting.
Protesters holding signs chant "Free, free Palestine" after others were escorted out for interrupting the Board of Trustees meeting with speeches June 14, 2024, inside Henke Hall in Bloomington. Outside, other protesters gathered as a protest organized by the grad union and could be heard inside the room during the meeting, as well.
The Board of Trustees meeting continues online June 14, 2024, inside Henke Hall in Bloomington after trustees moved rooms due to interruptions from protesters. The meeting was live-streamed to the room that it had previously been held in.
A protester holds a sign directly in front of Provost Rahul Shrivastav at the IU Board of Trustees meeting June 13, 2024, inside Henke Hall of Champions in Bloomington. Throughout the meeting, pro-Palestine protesters held up signs while sitting in the audience.
A protester holds up a cardboard sign with the Palestinian flag painted on it in front of IU President Pamela Whitten and Board of Trustees chair Quinn Buckner on June 13, 2024, during the Board of Trustees meeting inside Henke Hall in Bloomington. The front of the sign read "Divest from Crane," in reference to IU's partnership with the military installation.
A protester holds up a sign stating, "Whitten kills," during the first day of the IU Board of Trustees meeting June 13, 2024, inside Henke Hall of Champions in Bloomington. Other protesters sat in the meeting quietly while the board met.
Trustees chair Quinn Buckner is pictured at the IU Board of Trustees meeting June 13, 2024, inside Henke Hall of Champions in Bloomington. The first day of the two-day meeting consisted of adding new degrees to IU campuses, various campus updates and discussions of career development resources.
The IU Board of Trustees continues their meeting June 13, 2024, inside Henke Hall of Champions in Bloomington. They heard campus updates and discussed proposed policy revisions.
IU President Pamela Whitten is pictured at the IU Board of Trustees meeting June 13, 2024, in Henke Hall of Champions in Bloomington. The first day of the Board of Trustees meeting opened to the public at 12:45 p.m.
IU trustee Jeremy Morris looks at a tablet during the Board of Trustees meeting June 13, 2024, in Henke Hall in Bloomington. Morris said the trustees have begun the process of creating a new policy to address expressive activity at all IU campuses.
A pro-Palestine protester speaks through a megaphone as others hold up banners and signs during the Granfalloon Festival on June 8, 2024, on Kirkwood Avenue in Bloomington. The speaker said the protesters were not against the festival and wanted to invite attendees to join their march.
A speaker gives a speech during a pro-Palestine teach-in June 8, 2024, at People's Park in Bloomington. The teach-in covered Palestinian artwork and the history of People's Park, including the 1968 fire bombing of the Black Market and police crackdown on the presence of unhoused people in the park.