Community Arts

COLUMN: Soul-searching already underway for Indiana women’s basketball after home loss to Harvard

Indiana fell on its home floor and now sits at 1-1.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Welcomes Andrew Shannon as New Safe & Civil City Director

The City of Bloomington’s Community and Family Resources Department (CFRD) has announced that Andrew Shannon has assumed the role of Safe and Civil City Program Director.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Welcomes Andrew Shannon as New Safe & Civil City Director

The City of Bloomington’s Community and Family Resources Department (CFRD) has announced that Andrew Shannon has assumed the role of Safe and Civil City Program Director.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Utilities Releases Water Service Line Inventory

The City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) has released a water service line inventory in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) guidelines for the updated Lead & Copper Rule.

PRESS RELEASE: The City of Bloomington Utilities Releases Water Service Line Inventory

The City of Bloomington Utilities (CBU) has released a water service line inventory in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) guidelines for the updated Lead & Copper Rule.

PRESS RELEASE: A Statement from Mayor Kerry Thomson and the City of Bloomington

In light of recent reports of hate speech, both nationally and within our community, the City of Bloomington unequivocally condemns all acts of hatred and hate speech.

PHOTOS: Indiana men's basketball defeats SIUE in season opener

The Hoosiers defeated SIUE 80-61.

Guide to sustainable fashion in Bloomington

Low-consumption fashion choices are possible with mindful shopping and reusing what you already own.

‘We’re Indiana’: Indiana women’s basketball loses to Harvard. But Moren isn’t hitting the panic button

The Hoosiers only led for 5:27 in their 4-point loss to the Crimson.

No. 25 Indiana women’s basketball finishes with 27 turnovers, falls to Harvard in overtime

The Hoosiers fell to 1-1 with their 4-point loss Thursday.

Black IU students receive racist texts amid similar messages nationwide

Students in Alabama, South Carolina and various other states have also received the messages.

Republican Dave Hall holds onto State House District 62 in close election

Before running for state representative, he served in numerous positions in Jackson County government.

Sigma Chi Fraternity placed on cease and desist

Three organizations are currently on cease and desist.

How Mike Braun’s education plan as governor could affect students, schools

Braun proposed a seven-part education policy plan similar to Indiana’s current education policies.

Old issues reappear for Indiana men’s soccer in quarterfinal loss to Michigan

Thursday’s match snapped the Hoosiers’ seven game winning streak.

Indiana men’s soccer suffers shocking defeat to Michigan in Big Ten Tournament

The Hoosiers fell 1-0 to the Wolverines in the quarterfinals of the conference tournament.

PRESS RELEASE: Long-Time Employee Honored with Prestigious Awards for Outstanding Service

The Indiana Park and Recreation Association (IPRA) at their annual conference today in French Lick, Ind. presented Parks and Recreation with the "Outstanding Agency" Award of Excellence.

The Indiana Park and Recreation Association (IPRA) at their annual conference today in French Lick, Ind. presented Parks and Recreation with the "Outstanding Agency" Award of Excellence.

OPINION: Expanding the melody: Why IU needs musical opportunities for all majors

Creating inclusive music opportunities at IU fosters creativity, community and student well-being.