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How to celebrate Juneteenth 2024 in Bloomington

Celebrate the federal holiday with free events, music and more.

PHOTOS: Protesters rally for Whitten’s termination at Board of Trustees meeting

PHOTOS: Strawberry Shortcake Festival takes place at Switchyard Park

The festival took place June 13, 2024.

COLUMN: Charli XCX releases EDM album 'BRAT' made for the discotheque

I think it’s safe to say Charlie XCX is bringing back classic dance music.

Indiana football gains a pair of commitments, loses two more

The Hoosiers’ 2025 recruiting class has stumbled down rankings of late.

PRESS RELEASE: The Chair's Progress June 17

Townie Summer may have begun, but for the Monroe County Democrats, we aren’t taking time off as we head into a crucial General Election this fall.

PRESS RELEASE: Blue Revue June 17

This Pride Month, we will be honoring significant LGBTQIA+ figures and groups in our community.

Bloomington City Council adopts resolution declaring Bloomington ‘safe haven’ for gender-affirming healthcare

The resolution was written in response to Indiana Senate Bill 480, passed in 2023.

Shared governance, expressive activity policy and more discussed at IU trustees meeting

The board met Thursday and Friday.

Indiana swimmers, divers compete in Olympic team trials

The participants are headlined by former Hoosier swimmer Lilly King.

Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition endorses McGlothlin III for open trustee position

The election ends at 10 a.m. June 28.

UPDATED: Monroe County cooling stations to open Sunday due to heat wave

Eight cooling stations will be open June 16-23.

Protesters disrupt IU Board of Trustees meeting Friday

Protesters gathered both inside and outside the meeting in Henke Hall.

IU-Bloomington to add chancellor and faculty fellow positions

The Board of Trustees approved both positions in a meeting Friday.

Indiana baseball’s Devin Taylor, Jacob Vogel headline multitude of postseason awards

Taylor hit 12 of his 20 home runs in the final 19 games of the 2024 season.

IDS Co-editor in Chief, Meador, wins Hearst National Writing Competition

Indiana Daily Student Co-editor in Chief, Marissa Meador, wins the Hearst National Writing Competition beating out seven opponents from all around the country as announced June 6, 2024.

Press Release: "Stay Cool Bloomington" Initiative Provides Free Pool Admission During Extreme Heat

Economic & Sustainable Development (ESD) and Parks & Recreation are collaborating this summer to offer "Stay Cool Bloomington Days at City Pools"—free access to the city's two outdoor pools when the National Weather Service (NWS) HeatRisk is at Category 2 or higher. 

Free indie rock, pop and folk acts coming to Switchyard Park June 20 and July 18

Tune-Yards will headline the first installment of the Thursday Night Summer Music Series.

Indiana volleyball releases 2024 schedule in new-look Big Ten

The Hoosiers will face four previous Pac-12 teams in Big Ten play.

Pro-free speech group files lawsuit against IU over 'bias incident' policy

The case was filed May 29.