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3 men, 1 Mendoza Bros. Burger: Students compete in Fernando Mendoza lookalike contest

The contest was hosted by IUSTV on Saturday.

Indiana Senate rejects redistricting bill

The bill was turned down in a 31-19 vote.

Bill would restore IU alumni-elected trustees, oust some Braun appointees

Currently, the governor has the power to appoint all nine trustees.

Meet the high school football team cleaning up IU’s tailgate messes

From FBI searches to censorship: The local news that defined this year

Since becoming governor, Mike Braun’s position has brought significant changes to IU’s operations.

Severe weather patterns are changing. Bloomington residents are already feeling the impacts

Indiana has seen 60 tornadoes so far this year, up from a yearly average of 22.

‘It’s every little ballerina girl’s dream’: Inside the final rehearsals to lead IU’s production of ‘The Nutcracker’

Federal homelessness funding criteria are changing. What does this mean for Bloomington?

Providers worry local homelessness response will be impacted by the funding shifts.

IU, Eli Lilly sign research collaboration agreement to expand clinical trials in Indiana

IU and Lilly announced a $40 million partnership to expand clinical trials.

No. 22 Indiana men’s basketball suffers first defeat in Big Ten opener against Minnesota

Indiana had won each of its previous nine games against Minnesota.

Indiana House Republicans introduce redistricting map proposal, Democrats respond

House Republicans revealed a proposed new map Monday.

Meet the members of IU’s Board of Trustees

Trustees are appointed by the governor.

‘No Contract, No Coffee’: Bloomington Starbucks workers join national strike

A Bloomington Starbucks closed Friday after an employee walkout and strike.

IU fraternities in good standing allowed to resume normal activities after ban

Fraternities in good standing will be allowed to resume activities Dec. 1.

‘Feels like a safe place’: IU’s American Sign Language Club supports learning, community

For over a decade, the ASL club at IU has encouraged students to learn ASL.

‘The policy on policies’: What to know about IU’s decision-making reform

The goal is to streamline and centralize university-level policies.

IU Queer Student Union creates panel for AIDS Memorial Quilt ahead of World AIDS Day

World AIDS Day is Dec. 1, campus organizations are collaborating on programming.

IU will consider adopting new free speech principles. What to know

President Pamela Whitten asked the University Faculty Council to consider adopting the Chicago Principles.

IU World’s Fare celebrates international and cultural organizations

The free event was held Friday at Alumni Hall inside the Indiana Memorial Union.

‘The risk is too high’: IU suspends events for fraternities following alleged hazing

IU has placed four fraternities on cease and desist since Oct. 21.