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Ninety-six pairs of shoes line the curb Friday, June 1, outside the Monroe County Courthouse, representing the 96 lives lost each day to gun violence. The event was put on by Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, an organization created to demand common-sense gun reform from legislators, companies and educational institutions.
Fifth grader Sydney Crossley is embraced by her mother, Jennifer, after Sydney delivered her speech at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, outside the Monroe County Courthouse. Crossley and seventh grader Charlotte Siena addressed gun violence, as well as the recent school shootings around the country, at the event.
A man holds a sign with a quote by Martin Luther King, Jr., during a speech at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, outside the Monroe County Courthouse. The event was put on to bring attention to common-sense gun reform.
Bloomington High School North students John Layton, left, and Jona Rickert, right, perform at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, at the Monroe County Courthouse. The event was put on by the local chapter of Bloomington’s Moms Demand Action, which focuses on common-sense gun reform.
Children listen while Courtney Daily, the local chair for the Bloomington chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, speaks at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, outside the Monroe County Courthouse. Orange was chosen because of its use by hunters to signal the presence of human life.
Bloomington residents lean against a prop canon Friday, June 1, during the Wear Orange event outside the Monroe County Courthouse. The event was put on to bring attention to common-sense gun reform.
Chalk lays on the sidewalk at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, on the steps of the Monroe County Courthouse. The event, which was put on by Moms Demand Action, brought Bloomington residents and students together in support of common-sense gun reform.
A sign sits propped up at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, outside the Monroe County Courthouse. The event was put on to bring attention to common-sense gun reform.
Courtney Daily, the local chair for the Bloomington chapter of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, talks with a reporter at the Wear Orange event Friday, June 1, outside the Monroe County Courthouse. The event was put on to bring attention to common-sense gun reform.
President Trump pauses while the audience cheers at North Side Middle School on Thursday, May 10, in Elkhart, Indiana. On May 24, Trump canceled the upcoming June 12 summit with North Korea.
A path leads through trees May 29, at Dunn Woods. The woods are located at 107 S. Indiana Ave., right by the Sample Gates.
It may seem obvious, but correctly handling vinyl records will ensure the life of the record well past its purchase date.
Senior Tyler Owens pitches during an IHSAA playoff game Monday, May 28, at Dunker Field. Jason Seaman, a seventh grade science teacher who recovered after being shot three times Friday morning during a school shooting, was honored before the game.
Noblesville High School Senior Tyler Owens throws a pitch during an IHSAA playoff game Monday, May 28, at Dunker Field in Noblesville. Noblesville defeated the Hamilton Southeastern Royals 6-3.
Noblesville High School senior Bryce Randolph waits for a pitch during an IHSAA playoff games Monday, May 28, at Dunker Field in Noblesville. Heart symbols were worn on the back of Noblesville's batting helmets in recognition of the school shooting that took place Friday, May 25, at Noblesville West Middle School.
Noblesville West Middle School teacher Jason Seaman discusses how he is still processing the events that occurred in his classroom. Seaman and a student were injured Friday, May 25, before Seaman tackled and subdued the shooter.
Donna Dillard, vice president and coordinator for Help Build a Better Life, talks during a presentation Sunday, May 27, in Michael's House about the organization’s upcoming trip to Nicaragua.
The Indiana Memorial Union sign displays the University’s official motto “Lux et Veritas." The IMU is located at 900 E. Seventh St. and the IU Parents Association is located inside it.
The Biddle Hotel is located at 900 E. Seventh St., and is attached to the Indiana Memorial Union.
A sign hangs in Janis Stockhouse’s office Wednesday, May 23, indicating the start of summer band camp for Bloomington High School North. Stockhouse is one of BHSN’s band directors.
