Monroe County opens warming centers amid freezing temperatures
(12/14/25 7:29pm)
Monroe County has opened 10 warming stations to provide respite from the single-digit temperatures.
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Bill would restore IU alumni-elected trustees, oust some Braun appointees
(12/10/25 3:47am)
A bill introduced Tuesday in the Indiana Senate would again allow alumni to elect three members of IU’s Board of Trustees. It would also replace the three Braun-appointed trustees who received positions in June previously held by alumni-elected trustees.
IU Board of Trustees to vote on faculty review, housing and dining rates
(12/03/25 2:03am)
The IU Board of Trustees will vote on internal governance changes, housing and dining rates and post-tenure faculty policy during its last meeting of the fall semester Thursday and Friday, according to its agenda.
Meet the members of IU’s Board of Trustees
(12/02/25 3:46am)
Though many students view Indiana University President Pamela Whitten as the highest power in the university system, she is not the sole leader of the university.
IU trustee James Bopp Jr. talks affordability and free speech
(11/21/25 12:00pm)
James Bopp Jr., one of IU's newest trustees, said he was appointed by Gov. Mike Braun to ensure openness and transparency in the board.
Who’s who in IU’s administration?
(11/13/25 3:15pm)
It’s not just Indiana University President Pamela Whitten who makes important decisions about the future of the university. IU employs 12,500 people in non-academic positions, many of whom work in administrative roles.
IU alumnus and co-discoverer of DNA structure James Watson dead at 97
(11/08/25 3:05am)
James D. Watson, an Indiana University alumnus and co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, died Thursday in a hospice center in East Northport, New York. His death was confirmed by his son, Duncan Watson.
Inside the last-minute scramble at Bloomington’s Spirit Halloween
(11/03/25 5:01pm)
Across from College Mall, a neon orange sign beckons.
Local legislators react to Indiana governor’s special redistricting session
(10/28/25 2:47am)
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun called a special legislative session on redistricting Monday, a move that could help Republicans gain more seats in the House of Representatives. The session will convene next Monday, Nov. 3.
Autopsy still pending for woman who died in BPD custody, police cite natural causes
(10/24/25 2:04am)
The woman who died at the Monroe County Jail on Friday likely died of natural causes, Bloomington Police Department Captain Ryan Pedigo said in an email.
Woman dies in Bloomington police custody
(10/18/25 5:19pm)
A 64-year-old woman died Friday after being arrested by the Bloomington Police Department, BPD Captain Ryan Pedigo said in an email.
19-year-old turns himself in following Kirkwood assault
(10/09/25 9:33pm)
A Nashville, Indiana, man turned himself in to police Wednesday in connection with an assault that occurred Sept. 26 on the 400 block of East Kirkwood Avenue.
Students react to IU Dining’s first specialized kosher, halal option
(10/03/25 12:02am)
For freshman Akiva Winkle, going to college presented a unique challenge: finding food at his new home that complied with his kosher lifestyle.
As IU puts decades-old language program on hiatus, members advocate for its return
(09/28/25 5:18pm)
A decades-old IU language immersion program for high schoolers is on hiatus, with no clear plans to resume operation.
Precautionary water boil advisory affects 1,850 Monroe County households
(09/16/25 9:46pm)
B and B Water Project recommended Tuesday that all customers boil their drinking water due to a “substantial” water main break. The company services approximately 1,850 households in Monroe County, company representative Jeff Farmer said.
Unemployment for college students up in August. How are students affected?
(09/14/25 9:52pm)
Unemployment has long been regarded as a key economic indicator, and the latest numbers are noteworthy — particularly for young adults.
New IU policy allows for mandatory relocation of professors
(09/09/25 12:41am)
A policy passed by the IU Board of Trustees in June allows the university to require professors to relocate to a different campus.
CrimsonCards go digital. How do students feel?
(09/04/25 2:03am)
For years, every IU student who wanted to unlock their dorm door, eat at a dining hall or print papers for class used a wallet-sized CrimsonCard to do so. But now, IU’s identification card is transitioning to become completely online. Freshmen are no longer automatically issued physical cards and the digital CrimsonCard is now IU's default form of ID, according to an IU Today article.
Michael Arnold to lead WFIU/WTIU in new executive director role
(08/26/25 1:48am)
Indiana Public Media will welcome Michael Arnold as the new executive director of “integrated public media” in September, almost a year after IU fired the organization’s executive director and chief financial officer.
Kelley initiatives look to reduce stress before finals week
(05/03/25 4:54pm)
The clatter of plates breaking echoed through the hallways of Hodge Hall this week as part of the Kelley School of Business’ Balance Week activities.
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