LIVE UPDATES: Day 8 of Gaza encampment, campus protests
Around 10:07 a.m. at Showalter Fountain
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Around 10:07 a.m. at Showalter Fountain
For 2024 graduates bringing family and friends this weekend, the celebration doesn’t have to end during the graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremonies Friday and Saturday, respectively. Try a new dish or make a toast during brunch, lunch, dinner and more at one of the many restaurants Bloomington has to offer.
Bloomington is home to so many photo-worthy spots. As you finish up your time as a student at IU, take advantage of the city and campus’ landscapes for your graduation photos.
The following is a press release written by Justin Crossley for City of Bloomington.
The Bloomington City Council overrode Mayor Kerry Thomson’s veto of a resolution calling for more aid and a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War during their regular meeting Wednesday. Councilmembers voted unanimously to override the veto.
Indiana men’s basketball’s roster is starting to take shape ahead of next season, and now, so is its schedule.
The following is a press release written by Justin Crossley for City of Bloomington.
8:37 p.m. in Dunn Meadow
In the coming weeks, thousands will leave Bloomington as the spring semester ends. Those individuals are not just students, but participants in the city’s local economy, which has an active community of businesses centered near the IU campus.
IU’s commencement ceremonies will still go ahead as scheduled, according to an IU email sent to graduating seniors and their families Tuesday afternoon. The graduate commencement ceremony is on May 3 in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, and the undergraduate ceremony is May 4 at Memorial Stadium. The email added there would be a “designated protest area” outside each ceremony.
Indiana football head coach Curt Cignetti continues to surround himself with familiar faces as kickoff nears for his first season in Bloomington.
Following IU Police Department and Indiana State Police officers’ forcible arrests of 56 protesters April 25 and 27 at pro-Palestinian encampments in Dunn Meadow, student and advocacy organizations have released statements condemning IU and ISP’s actions.
IU Athletics will extend its apparel partnership with adidas, IU Athletic Director Scott Dolson said on the Hoosier Hysterics podcast Tuesday morning. Dolson said the sides are close to finalizing a 10-year deal.
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When Indiana men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson sat behind the microphone on an elevated podium March 15 in Minneapolis following the Hoosiers’ season-ending loss to Nebraska, he said his team needed to get better from a talent standpoint.
I’m hunched over a phone in the Monroe County Public Library, surrounded by a handful of other IDS staffers. We’re watching a live stream of Dunn Meadow. It’s April 25.
Indiana State Police arrested a total of 56 protesters at the IU Divestment Coalition encampment in Dunn Meadow on Thursday and Saturday. Many were officially charged with campus trespass by IU Police Department and issued a ban lasting at least one year from IU campus grounds as a result.
The following is a press release written by Andrew Krebbs for Monroe County Humane Association.
The state troopers came in with guns, batons, pepper spray, shields and a warrant. They raided the encampment, forced pro-Palestinian protesters to their knees, zip tied their hands — in some instances, their feet — and loaded them onto the cream and crimson Indiana University buses.
This story was written by Leslie Bonilla Muñiz. It was originally published by the Indiana Capital Chronicle here: https://indianacapitalchronicl...