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The following is a press release written by Kristy Taylor for the Monroe County Humane Association.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awards more than $3.5 billion in grants each year to address homelessness. For the first time in over a decade, the criteria for funding are changing.
Short film “Mi Media Naranja,” which directly translates to “My Half Orange,” was shown Wednesday in the Indiana Memorial Union as part of IU’s World AIDS Day 2025: A Week of Awareness.
After a successful regular season in which Indiana volleyball went 23-7 overall and 14-6 in the Big Ten, the Hoosiers earned themselves a ticket to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2010.
Opposing teams have put pressure on Indiana volleyball from the service line throughout its season. At times, the Hoosiers have let that pressure affect them, like against then-No. 20 Minnesota. At others, Indiana has been able to combat powerful serving performances with other aspects of its game, like against Rutgers.
The Bloomington City Council introduced a proposal at a meeting Wednesday by approving a fiscal plan required to annex a parcel of land just outside city boundaries.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana University and pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly have made official a five-year collaboration in which Lilly will give IU $40 million to expand clinical trials in Indiana.
When you settle in for the six-part, 12-hour storytelling of the American Revolution, you sense immediately that it won’t be another glorified review of Founding Fathers and candle-lit taverns.
Bloomington City Controller Jessica McClellan will step down from her role later in December, Mayor Kerry Thomson said in a press release Thursday.
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The following is a press release written by Desiree Demolina for the City of Bloomington.
Concerned Scientists at IU hosted this semester’s third community forum Wednesday with “The Future of the Sciences at IU,” a panel discussion on recent changes to federal grant funding, the experiences of graduate and international students and the atmosphere for science research at IU.
Holiday rom-coms surge to popularity every winter. Audiences create part of this phenomenon by unearthing cult classics from the 90s and early 2000s like “The Holiday,” “Serendipity” and “Love Actually.” However, these are not the only holiday rom-coms going viral on social media.
Indiana football completed its first 12-0 regular season with its victory over Purdue on Nov. 29, paving the way for its first Big Ten Championship game appearance.
In a return to a classic, time-honored ballet tradition, the Jacobs School of Music’s Opera and Ballet Theater will present its performance of “The Nutcracker” beginning Friday at the Musical Arts Center. The show is enjoyed annually by fellow dancers, families and community members alike.
Indiana men’s basketball had already notched a pair of encouraging victories over power conference teams in its nonconference slate — wins versus Marquette University and Kansas State University.
After starting the season 7-0 and entering the Associated Press top 25 poll for the first time in nearly a full year, Indiana men’s basketball finally faced the inevitable — its first loss of the season.
Indiana men’s basketball appeared to have shaken off its slump after starting the season on fire. With a victory over Kansas State University and a return to form 44-point trouncing of Bethune-Cookman University, the Hoosiers had erased some early doubts about their brand new roster and moved into the No. 22 spot in the Associated Press’ top 25 poll.
Last season, there were flashes of then-junior guard Shay Ciezki’s potential for Indiana women’s basketball. A 34-point game against Baylor University, 20 points against Oakland University and Northwestern, plus a nine-game streak of 10-plus point performances to end the season.
After one quarter, it seemed as if Western Michigan University might gate crash Indiana women’s basketball’s return to Bloomington after the Hoosiers’ three straight games at the Alico Arena in Fort Myers, Florida.
