It’s cold outside: IU students turn to campus buses to cross campus safely
The doors of the F Route campus bus swung open at the stadium parking lot Friday morning, releasing a sharp burst of cold air into the crowded cabin.
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The doors of the F Route campus bus swung open at the stadium parking lot Friday morning, releasing a sharp burst of cold air into the crowded cabin.
Snow plow maintenance, sheriff’s office vehicle replacements, food pantry support and raises for local government employees.
In the cold winter months, it can be difficult to leave the house and find events to attend. Fortunately, visiting a museum can be an excellent, inexpensive winter activity to occupy your time. Whether you choose to wander the halls of an art gallery admiring paintings or practice a hands-on activity at a science museum, Bloomington has everything you need.
People from across Indiana came together for a “Hoosier Healthcare Day of Action” at the Indiana Statehouse’s third floor Atrium North on Tuesday, calling upon legislators to address medical debt crises, rising insurance premiums and hospital closures.
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The following is a press release written by Lucas González for the City of Bloomington.
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Nearly 100 incidents of bike theft occurred on IU campus in 2024, according to a survey by Indiana University Transportation Demand Management.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina for the City Bloomington.
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The Ellettsville Town Council began selecting its three representatives for the Ellettsville and Richland Township Reorganization Committee at a meeting Monday. The committee will be responsible for drafting the formal plan to reorganize the Town of Ellettsville and Richland Township that is due to the Town Council and Richland Township Trustee board by June 2026.
FBI Indianapolis agents made four drug and firearm-related arrests Monday across several locations in connection with their raid of a unit at Maxwell Terrace Apartments in Bloomington.
UPDATE: This story has been updated to include information about the Monroe County Democratic Party's response to the eviction.
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The annual lighting of the Indiana Memorial Union candles was held Thursday, once again transforming campus in time to celebrate the holidays at “Light Up the Night.” After the lights flickered on, the IMU parking lot filled with hundreds of students and community members all holding tiny red candles.