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The following is a press release written by McKaylyn Lynch for City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by Julie Ramey for City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation.
There are four campaigns in the running for IUSG’s presidential election: United for IUSG, NEXUS for IUSG, Unite IU for IUSG and FUSE for IUSG. The voting period will occur between March 18-20.
After sitting vacant for two years, the 26,000-plus square foot barn and a property just shy of nine acres fell into the hands of Brandi Williams in July 2023. Once home to a Bloomington equestrian center, she had a vision for the property to transform into Solidago Acres, a home for farm-to-table food access and gathering for the Bloomington community.
The Namby Pamby, an all-female indie rock trio, performed at 10:30 p.m., March 1, at The Bishop Bar along with Cal in Red and Milkwood.
In a little more than a month, officials estimate around 300,000 people will come to Bloomington on April 8 to view the total eclipse, when the moon will completely cover the sun for approximately four minutes. However, medical experts are warning observers to take extra precautions when watching the eclipse.
I’m from Indiana, so I know firsthand why people think the Midwest of the United States can be passed up. Some people will tell you they can’t even distinguish between all of the “I” states – Iowa, Indiana, Illinois — so why stop here? I’m tired of seeing Instagram post after Instagram post slam the Midwest as a flyover country. In the heartland, you’ll find more than cornfields and windmills. Woven within the crossroads are great cities, delicious food, interesting attractions and friendly faces.
On a visit to the Indiana Statehouse, visitors might marvel at the limestone columns, stained glass windows and murals. Perhaps they’ll see the governor on his way to a press conference or meeting. They may even spot a government employee — clad in business attire — with a handgun tucked into their waistband. Does that last image seem impossible? Think again. Judges, police officers, members of the legislature and their staff have been permitted to carry firearms in the State House since 2017. Now, a new bill seeks to expand that right.
There is always something to do while at Indiana University. Here are some of the most exciting on-campus events to take part in during your time here.
Editors note: This is part of a series of stories covering the 2024 elections. Read the rest of the stories here.
Editor’s note: This is part of a series of stories about NBA All-Star Weekend by students in an IU Media School sports reporting class. Read the rest of the stories on our website.
The Bloomington City Council heard reports from city offices Wednesday about progress on an emergency shelter for unhoused individuals and how recent construction may limit Kirkwood Avenue’s Expanded Outdoor Dining Program this summer.
After starting out the season a pedestrian 2-2, Indiana men’s tennis has fired off seven wins in a row following an undefeated weekend. The Hoosiers’ 9-2 record marks their best start since schedules were recorded on iuhoosiers.com in 2016.
Walking into Frank Southern Ice Arena in the early morning, it’s not obvious the rink is home to eight youth hockey teams, three collegiate hockey clubs, a beer league and two figure skating clubs.
Musical fans and students alike filled the IU Auditorium for a show of 1960s show tunes, aerosol hair products and the story of desegregation in a Baltimore television station. in the Broadway musical “Hairspray,” which opened their two-night stay 7:30 p.m., Feb. 6.
A line forms out the door and into the parking lot as people queue for a club hockey game Feb. 2, 2024, at Frank Southern Ice Arena in Bloomington. Spectators lined the rink due to a lack of seating.
The Bloomington Plan Commission is considering a petition to rezone one of the largest tracts of undeveloped land in the city and build a mixed-residential development that could house around 10,000 residents, just above the entire population of Mooresville, Indiana.
Around a dozen individuals were evacuated by volunteer groups from an unhoused encampment behind Wheeler Mission Thursday.
The city will clear and move an unhoused encampment located behind Wheeler Mission Thursday morning Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson said at Wednesday night’s city council meeting. Representatives from the Indiana Recovery Alliance, who help provide services and resources for members of the unhoused community, said they have yet to receive information about where the encampment will be moved.
City engineering officials fielded questions from community members about a series of planned improvements to West Second Street during a public meeting Tuesday at the Bloomington First Church of the Nazarene.
