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Friday morning against Northern Kentucky University, Indiana volleyball played in front of a quiet Wilkinson Hall. While some Hoosier fans were tailgating in the parking lot, a 10 a.m. start time meant Indiana would have to play on its home court without one of its strongest assets at home: the Hoosier faithful.
The following is a press release written by Novotny Lawrence for the Black Film Center and Archive.
What used to be blank walls and empty spaces are now filled with murals, parklets and public art.
“Over the past 56 years, the BSO has been lucky to build some truly special friendships in the community - with individuals, arts partners, local businesses, and more. This season is a tribute to those friendships, and the great things we’ve been able to do together.” - BSO Executive Director Donna Lafferty
The following is a press release written by Jennifer Crossley and Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
Mayor Kerry Thomson addressed housing challenges in Bloomington in the wake of arrests at Seminary Park and Crawford Apartments at a press conference Tuesday at City Hall.
The following is a press release written by Betsy Trotzke for Regional Opportunity Initiatives.
The world shops differently now. People used to browse shelves, wait in checkout lines, carry bags through parking lots. Now, the cart is digital. The aisles are endless. And the checkout happens with a thumbprint. It’s more than just convenience—it’s architecture. The way platforms build, respond, and adapt is shaping not just how we buy, but how we live.
After the storm hit their rental house, the front of the building was gone, but a paper check still lay on the bookkeeper’s desk.
The following is a press release written by Caroline Chastain for NAMI Indiana.
The following is a press release written by Desiree DeMolina and Jennifer Crossley for the city of Bloomington.
The Monroe County fair will begin June 30 and go until July 6. The fair will include a carnival, musical performances and events such as a rodeo and demolition derby.
Juneteenth marks the anniversary of the emancipation of enslaved African people in America. It commemorates June 19, 1865, when the last slaves in Galveston were officially freed. Today, it is a nationally recognized federal holiday celebrating Black culture and freedom.
The following is a press release written by Jennifer Crossley and Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
Nothing says summer like a hot outdoor concert. In my opinion, summer is the best season for live music due to the longer days and sunny weather. This summer, there are a variety of artists performing at venues in and around Bloomington, so for the music lovers, here are ten Indiana concerts to attend in the coming months.
Innovative map helps visitors who are blind or have low vision navigate the park independently.
Watching movies is great, but you can take the cinematic experience a step further by visiting the real locations of your favorite films. For Indiana residents, there are plenty of places in or around the state where movie lovers can experience their own little piece of cinematic history. So, pack your bags, get in the car and get ready to take your favorite films off the silver screen and into live action.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to reflect the correct day of the event.
The Metropolitan Museum is one of my favorite places in the world. It helps that it borders Central Park in New York, the greatest city in the world — I’m sorry Chicago. In high school, I would take the train into the city whenever I could and use the student “pay what you can” deal — which was not a lot — to spend my day among some of the greatest art in the world.
Bloomington has a little bit of something for everyone — whether you like a quieter area, a cockroach-infested hole in the wall or a mansion if you’ve got money.
