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A year since the Dunn Meadow encampment, IU reflects

IU is grappling with increased antisemitism as well as a chill on free speech.

Kelley initiatives look to reduce stress before finals week

Activities offered during Kelley Balance Week include service dogs, slime making and plate throwing.

BREAKING: Hopkins County Jail holding 3 ICE detainees from Bloomington

They were booked into jail April 30.

Bigger, better plants: an IU researcher’s endeavor to understand photosynthesis

This research lab wants to decode the fundamentals of plants and photosynthesis.

The ‘incredible, unstoppable titan of terror’ coming to Bloomington: Mayor declares 'Godzilla Day'

Beth Bredlau helped create Bloomington’s first Godzilla Day and festival.

IU Survivor: Campus club brings hit reality TV show to Bloomington

Indiana halted gender change requests last month. How’s that impacting trans Hoosiers?

An executive order from Gov. Mike Braun halted gender change requests on Hoosiers’ birth records.

BREAKING: Black Key Bulls goes back-to-back, wins 74th men's Little 500

Stay updated on the men’s Little 500 from the first lap to the last.

WSR overcomes early crash, setbacks to finish top 10 in Little 500

Despite an early crash, WSR's grit kept them in the fight until the end.

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun set to have total control over IU Board of Trustees selection

The governor will be able to appoint all nine spots on the board.

The Lone Mechanic

IU student reports stolen Little 500 bicycle

Limited camera footage in the area does not show the southeast bicycle rack.

Broken pipes, couch stains and cockroaches: Budget choices plague IU track and field

Indiana Athletics has invested around $2.2 million into track and field and cross country facilities in the past five years.

Here’s how to stay safe at Little 500 parties

Alcohol is often linked to drug-facilitated sexual assault.

Behind the scenes at IU Cinema

Dozens rally to support academic freedom at IU coalition’s ‘People’s Involvement Fair’

An IU coalition organized the event as a part of the National Day of Action for Higher Education.

What's at stake amid Indiana volunteer firefighter shortage

An Indiana bill would ban public sleeping. Bloomington residents are already hurting

Bloomington has a history of removing unhoused encampments.

ACLU of Indiana sues DHS over student legal status revocation

The ACLU claimed that the DHS unlawfully terminated students' legal statuses.

Bloomington food banks face uncertainty over federal food cancelations

Hoosier Hills Food Bank will miss at least eight food deliveries March to July.