Judge David Hamilton, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, sits in his office in the IU Maurer School of Law.
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Members of Prism Community, a GLBTQ social group, at their weekly Tuesday gathering at Unitarian Universalist Church. They are making efforts towards education reform in Monroe County.
A lesson for teachers
They’re tired of feeling threatened and isolated. They’re fed up with the micro aggressions in class. They’re sick of being discounted because of their ages, and they’re sick of feeling like they don’t belong.
Expert guesses 10 more years until marijuana legalization in Indiana
With debates on marijuana legalization taking place in cities throughout the United States, many Hoosiers are wondering when Indiana will start considering a change.
EPA announces new "Clean Water Rule"
Last week the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers issued its Clean Water Rule, a document that is meant to allow the agencies to improve their regulation of water pollution.
Planned Parenthood seeks volunteers
“You don’t have to do this.” “They murder babies in there.” “You’re already a mother.”
Looking at IU Auditorium's upcoming season
Here are some of the highlights from this season’s IU Auditorium calendar. For ticketing information and a complete schedule of events, visit the auditorium’s website at ?iuauditorium.com.
Martha's House board to dissolve June 30
A charrette is a meeting during which people who care about a project or a community try to think of solutions to make it better. When Bloomington social service actors had such a meeting in 2013, they came up with an idea.
From foster care to the White House
When Chelsea Faver walked onto IU’s campus, she became an independent adult. Not the “I can eat ice cream for dinner and stay up until 5 a.m.” kind of independent. The real kind. A recent graduate of Indiana’s foster care system, the only person responsible for her well-being was her.
First ever community carbon exchange program in the works
Maybe someone is a vegetarian for environmental reasons. Maybe they always ride their bike to work. Maybe they recycle.
Ava Butske sits on her bike at Bloomingfood's annual "Bike to Work Day Block Party" Saturday at the Near West Side Bloomingfoods location. Ava learned how to ride at an iCan Bike camp in Greenwood, Ind.
High schoolers open up about suicide
Blaze and Kayla sit next to each other under the harsh lights of the Bloomington High School North auditorium.
Nonprofits cooperate to bring in more funding
Jerry Kemp is raising money to create a group to raise money to fund other groups.
Everyone can ride
When children first learn to ride bikes, there are a couple seconds of terrifying wobbliness in between the time their toes leave the ground and the time when their peddling becomes assured and steady.
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Bloomington firefighters return to their truck after helping a Vectren Gas Company employee shut off a gas leak. The leak occurred Tuesday night after someone backed their car into the pipe, according to Kilroy's General Manager Ross Freeman. Freeman estimates that around 150 people were evacuated from the bar because of the leak.
City Council to vote on Switchyard Park funding
A project that has been a dream of the Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department for years might finally start to be realized next week.
Blood donors needed in Bloomington
The summer months are a time when students are usually able to take a break from studying, professors usually get a break from lesson plans and other professionals take a break from work. In hospitals, however, there are ?no breaks.
New state budget redistributes school funding
On Thursday Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed HEA 1001, the biennial budget bill for fiscal years 2016-2017, into law. The bill had a strong focus on education, though there is disagreement on whether the new distribution of funds will benefit Indiana schools.
The WonderLab becomes Wonka's Lab
Lab coats and chef’s aprons are interchangeable at the WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and ?Technology.
Locals don capes for suicide prevention
One hundred heroes in tennis shoes gathered at the starting line. When the announcer said go they took off running, their capes flowing behind them.