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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.
Bloomington community members will share their immigration stories over cookies and tea Wednesday at a panel discussion titled “Remembering our Beginnings: Stories of AAPI Immigrants.”
The clouds dulled the sky to a rolling grey, and the rain poured onto the concrete. The droplets dripped from the roof of the SRSC, slid down the top of multicolored umbrellas and bounced off the rain ponchos of the volunteers and attendees of the 20th Jill Behrman 5K Run.
Down a gravel driveway, tucked away from the main road, stands a tall, red, domed metal hangar. Next to it, rows of picnic tables are encircled by carnival booths offering food, drinks and games.
Council members reviewed and clarified aspects from two chapters of the Unified Development Ordinance update Wednesday night in a special session.
A Bloomington Parking Enforcement officer discovered Wednesday morning that around 77 parking meters near the Monroe County Courthouse were vandalized with green and pink spray paint.
“Shots fired, alert required!” was yelled down South Grant Street during a Friday afternoon march in response to an Oct.13 shooting.
From complimentary bald caps at Wilkinson Hall to a de facto dog park at Bill Armstrong Stadium, there are no shortage of themes and giveaways at upcoming IU sporting events.
The smell of hot dogs, hamburgers, barbecue and beer floated through the brisk October air outside Memorial Stadium as the parking lots and tailgate fields were packed before IU’s homecoming matchup against Rutgers.
By Marc Ramirez and Jennifer Emily
When IU sophomore Justin Duckett came back to campus in August, he became concerned.
National Hispanic Heritage Month started Sept. 15 and runs through Oct. 15. Events for the month have already taken place, including a speech from activist Dolores Huerta and a showing of the movie “Coco” in Bryan Park.
HONG KONG – Hong Kong police pepper-sprayed a small group of protesters on Saturday night outside the legislative council building, as tens of thousands gathered peacefully nearby for commemorating the five-year anniversary of the Umbrella Movement.
Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Yusef Salaam, Raymond Santana and Korey Wise. Five names. One heartbreaking story of injustice, pain and the haunting effects of systemic inequality that plague America.
A group of protesters wore purple and waved makeshift purple fans Saturday afternoon at the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market to encourage shoppers to boycott Schooner Creek Farm.
With the Nov. 5 election just weeks away, students can find on-campus and online options to register Tuesday for National Voter Registration Day.
