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Monroe County Fair set to open June 30 at the Monroe County Fairgrounds

The fair, which includes a carnival and musical performances, will run until July 6.

IUPD becomes first unified higher education law enforcement agency accredited in US

IUPD was recognized for unified leadership and commitment to police accountability.

Chairman of Monroe County Democratic Party resigns

Samuel Ujdak said he is unable to serve the role with the necessary amount of commitment and clarity.

Highlighting Bloomington Black-owned businesses on Juneteenth

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Students voted to fund the IDS. IU still won’t.

Hundreds gather in front of Monroe County Courthouse for “No Kings” protest

Expressive activity policy amendment among items approved by Board of Trustees

Meet new IU trustee Sage Steele

‘Really prepared’ Trey Galloway taking Indiana basketball lessons to NBA draft workouts

Galloway, who played an Indiana record 140 games, is eyeing the next level.

Meet new IU Trustee James Bopp Jr.

James Bopp Jr. was appointed to the board on June 2. 

UPDATED: Gov. Mike Braun invokes new power to remove elected trustee

BREAKING: Judge temporarily blocks IU from enforcing part of its expressive activity policy

IU can no longer require prior approval for expressive activities from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. 

Darian DeVries rebuilt Indiana basketball’s roster from scratch. He likes where it stands

The Hoosiers have 11 players signed for the 2025-26 season. 

The AI apps selling love, sex and digital soulmates

Hoosier the Bison is officially back as Indiana’s mascot

The bison last appeared as the Hoosiers’ mascot in 1969.

MCCSC eliminates 61 non-classroom positions, plans to leave others vacant ahead of projected revenue loss

The estimated $3.5 million loss next year is a result of Indiana’s reduced property tax law and declining enrollment

IU’s Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion closes, effective immediately

IU is taking steps to fully comply with state and federal laws regarding DEI.

Devin Taylor’s in no hurry

Though MLB will soon come calling, Taylor remains patient and grounded.

Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith speaks at tumultuous Ellettsville town hall

Beckwith fielded questions for nearly two hours from the audience about his opinions on race and religion.

Bloomington begins rebuilding process following severe storms