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Cardboard material is thrown into a separate dumpster for recyclables only outside of the Wright Quad dining hall on Feb. 20, 2023. According to Protect IU, IU-Bloomington produces 45 tons of hazardous waste.
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Cardboard material is thrown into a separate dumpster for recyclables only outside of the Wright Quad dining hall on Feb. 20, 2023. According to Protect IU, IU-Bloomington produces 45 tons of hazardous waste.
A tower of black garbage bags full of trash fills a red dumpster on Feb. 20, 2023 outside of the Wright Quad dining hall. Because roughly 10% of Bloomington’s recycling is contaminated by non-recyclables, it ends up being sent to dumpsters.
A life-size globe spins on its axis during its three-minute rotation on Feb. 13, 2023, on the ground level in Ballantine Hall. The Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center is named after Marcellus Neal and Frances Marshall, the first African American man and woman to graduate from IU.
The website to learn more about TimelyCare, a platform through TimelyMD, is shown on a student’s laptop screen. TimelyCare serves as a free 24/7 virtual care service that will safely diagnose and treat students remotely.
Director of the Nuclear Theory Center and physics professor, Adam Szczepaniak, stands in front of the whiteboard filled with mathematical equations on Feb. 8, 2023, in his office located in Swain West. Szczepaniak was awarded $1.8 million by the Department of Energy to lead “ExoHad," a project that explores the physics of exotic hadrons.
A member of Chabad at IU speaks with guests during a large Shabbat gathering Dec. 9, 2022, in Dunn Meadow. The Shabbat service drew in over 500 guests.