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OPINION: The ugly side of the cosmetics industry

Animal testing in the cosmetics industry is unethical.

19 local businesses receive critical violations in March food inspection report

Critical violations can directly contribute to foodborne disease.

PRESS RELEASE: City Receives INDOT Grant to Improve Roads

The City of Bloomington has been awarded $745,893.54 through the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) 2024 Community Crossings Matching Grant program for a planned repaving project on West Third Street from South Patterson Drive to South Franklin Road, with construction planned for summer of 2024. 

Childs-Templeton elementaries to merge, interim superintendent appointed at MCCSC board meeting

The board voted to consolidate the schools and to confirm Markay Winston’s appointment.

Indiana baseball postpones game versus Ball State

The game will be played at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Muncie.

UPDATED: FUSE wins IUSG election after UNITED’s disqualification

Cooper Tinsley and Nicole Santiuste will be inaugurated on Thursday.

OPINION: This week's end-of-the-semester hot takes

This week the opinion desk discussed exams, projects and dead week.

Indiana women’s golf captures Big Ten Championship for the first time since 1998

Head coach Brian May orchestrated the program’s turnaround in just his second season.

IU student shares her memories of loss

Who are the Republicans running for County Commissioner District 3 seat?

Joe VanDeventer and Paul White Sr. have filed declarations of candidacy.

Indiana men’s basketball has NCAA’s best transfer class after Kanaan Carlyle commitment

The Hoosiers have added three players from the portal this spring.

COLUMN: “The Virgin Suicides” reflects modern-day sexism, making it more than just a book or movie

“The Virgin Suicides” discusses the male gaze, stereotypes and the patriarchal system.

Sexual assault reported at Willkie Quad on April 12

This story includes mention of sexual assault.

PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Residents Invited to Map Local Hot Spots City among 13 selected by National Oceanic & Atmospheric Association

The City of Bloomington announced that it has been selected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for the 2024 Urban Heat Island Mapping Campaign. Residents are invited to participate in identifying neighborhood areas experiencing extreme heat.

PRESS RELEASE: Residents Encouraged to Apply for Stormwater Grants

The City of Bloomington Utilities Department (CBU) invites homeowners to apply for funding through the sixth annual Residential Stormwater Grants Program.

Indiana softball dominates Iowa, sweeps the weekend

The Hoosiers won 11 out of their last 12 games.

Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition to join other universities in statewide coalition

The IGWC concluded a three-day strike Friday.

COLUMN: An interview with Millaze: Alt-pop music and dealing with internet trolls

Bloomington musician Millaze went viral on Instagram in February, leaving her inundated with hate.

Apple, Nvidia, and other Big Tech stocks could see their profit growth 'collapse,' UBS says

UBS Global Research downgraded its rating of what it calls the “Big Six” tech stocks—Apple, Amazon, Google-parent Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and Nvidia—in a note on Monday.

COLUMN: Things I wish I could tell my freshman year self

Adulthood isn’t as daunting as it seems!