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The tight budgets that often come with being a college student aren’t always amenable to paying hundreds of dollars to furnish your house, apartment or dorm. Case in point: when my dad was in college, he and his roommates used upside-down milk crates as a table.
As a second-year student who now lives in an off-campus apartment, there are so many things I miss about living on IU Bloomington’s campus. The resources, scenery and sense of community I got from this campus truly made this IU feel like home to me. Living on campus can provide so many benefits, here are some ways to cherish them:
If you’re like me, one of the best parts of college life is spending time with your roommates. I’ve been lucky enough to have a lot of great roommates the last four years, including Indiana Daily Student podcast editor Annabel Prokopy.
If Bloomington is big enough to warrant having five Krogers, it’s big enough that you might need a guide to the different parts of town. Divvying up the city into sections is a subjective matter, but here is a general layout of our ‘blooming- town'.
Maintaining a social life, staying on top of schoolwork and nurturing wellness in college can be daunting. There’s a lot to keep track of and it can be stressful to balance all aspects of life in college.
Moving off-campus is exciting. You get more freedom, independence and the chance to live closer to Bloomington's best spots. However, this new freedom comes with numerous new responsibilities, particularly when dealing with landlords. Navigating leases and dealing with maintenance issues can feel overwhelming when you are renting for the first time. Here are five tips to make your off-campus housing experience smoother and less stressful.
Your house or apartment can be such an important place — it’s where you sleep, study and sometimes slack off — so you want to make sure you choose it well. When touring a potential living situation, here are some questions to ask.
American Sign Language club members watched as club president, Brynna Hardiman signed common Thanksgiving words at a club meeting Tuesday. Members shouted “Bingo!” as they learned the festive signs.
If you are staying in Bloomington for Thanksgiving this year, don’t worry about missing out. The town provides a vibrant mix of fun festivities, live music, community gatherings and many more events to keep you busy. From getting a head start on your feast with a 5K to ringing in the holiday season with the Canopy of Lights, there are many ways to enjoy the break while celebrating the local scene.
The following is a press release written by Julia Spangler for Indivisible South Central Indiana.
The Thomson administration has released a comprehensive report outlining how the City of Bloomington is responding to homelessness and the community’s evolving housing landscape, while working to maintain public safety and quality of life for residents, businesses, and visitors.
Cheers rang through the Wells-Metz Theatre as actors from “The Legend of Georgia McBride” took a bow Wednesday night, with small talk back after the show with the entertainment consultant.
The following press release is written by Kaytee Lorentzen for the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.
Friendsgiving, now a widely celebrated tradition, has grown significantly over the past three decades. If you're unfamiliar with it, Friendsgiving is simply a Thanksgiving meal shared with friends rather than family members. While it's now in the cultural zeitgeist, there's one particular TV show that helped bring the tradition into the spotlight.
Indiana football flipped former 2026 University of Colorado Boulder safety commit D’Montae Tims on Thursday, according to On3 Sports’ Hayes Fawcett on X.
Todd Yeagley’s belief in Indiana men’s soccer never wavered.
A pair of Hoosier from the Indiana men’s tennis squad arrived in Lake Nona, Florida on Tuesday to compete in the culmination of teams fall season — the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championships.
An electric billboard along the State Road 45/46 bypass near Kinser Pike accuses IU of covering up the truth as part of ongoing criticism from an organization that aims to protect free speech on college campuses.
The Hoosiers defeated the Bulldogs 72-53.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Indiana and United Way of South Central Indiana have shared an office since January as part of a cost-saving strategy expected to save each nonprofit more than $25,000 and redirect more funding to community programs.
