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The holiday season is in full swing in Bloomington with a variety of festive events from concerts to plays to art sales. Here are some ways to get in the holiday spirit this December.
Residential Programs and Services announced Wednesday that IU will lease the entirety of the Avenue on College Apartments, previously known as Smallwood on College Apartments, for the 2020-21 school year.
The Environmental Resilience Institute launched the Hoosier Resilience Index on Nov. 12 to display how climate change will affect Indiana in the future.
Griffy Lake Nature Preserve will close the next two weekends for regulated deer hunts intended to protect the area’s ecosystem.
By Leila Miller, Richard Winton and Alejandra Reyes-VelardeLos Angeles TimesLOS ANGELES – As Santa Clarita mourned the two students killed in the shooting at Saugus High School, law enforcement authorities tried to uncover a motive for the attack and how the shooter obtained the gun he used.Throughout the day and into Friday night, residents, students and families came together around a makeshift memorial in Central Park, a short walk from the school.
On this episode of Posted, hosts Haley Klezmer and Sam House talk about this week's headlines.
More than 50 people made public comments each night at Wednesday’s and Thursday’s special session meetings of the City of Bloomington City Council to amend the Unified Development Ordinance.
Starting in 1892, a bustling railroad switchyard made the south side of Bloomington a hub for the railroads that criss-crossed south central Indiana. This weekend, the 57-acre area of land will officially open to the public as Switchyard Park, the largest public park in Bloomington.
IU Dance Marathon has given millions of dollars to Riley Children’s Foundation, yet, simultaneously, for many students it often represents two problems: nationally, a broken health care system, and, locally, cultural and class divisions.
On this episode of Posted, hosts Haley Klezmer and Joe Schroeder talk about this week's headlines.
Students can make bao at 4 p.m. Nov. 8 at the Asian Culture Center on Tenth Street as part of the culture center’s “Make Friends, Make Bao” event.
By Louis SahagunLos Angeles TimesAt the urging of a controversial team of advisers, the Trump administration is mulling proposals to privatize national park campgrounds and further commercialize the parks with expanded Wi-Fi service, food trucks and even Amazon deliveries at tourist camp sites.
Elections are Tuesday for Bloomington's open positions.
By Mark Z. BarabakLos Angeles TimesROCK HILL, S.C. – Laura and Lamont Williams live in a house divided.
A physical altercation between two men led to gunfire in a parking lot near the Village apartment complex, and one of the men was taken to the hospital with a bullet wound.
On this episode of Posted, hosts Haley Klezmer and Joe Schroeder talk about this week's headlines.
The entire east bay of the Fourth Street parking garage is gone, and work on the west bay of the garage is almost complete.
Citizens Police Academy members met Tuesday night at the Bloomington Police Station to learn about domestic violence issues via a PowerPoint presentation.
IU limited a section of the CH6 parking area outside of Briscoe Quad on Oct. 28. Students with a CH6 parking pass were emailed about the change Oct. 25, three days before cars were forced to move.
Described by The Washington Post as “extraordinarily well-crafted,” “The Book of Mormon” will show from Oct. 29-Nov. 3. The musical is known for its satirical comedy and has toured the nation since its Broadway debut in 2011.
