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Through the eyes of artist T.C. Steele: IU’s campus 100 years ago

The exhibit displays paintings and commemoration of IU's first artist in residence.

COLUMN: ‘Beef’ Season 2 brings new feuds with captivating performances

"Beef" returns with all-new characters but stays true to its masterful storytelling.

PRESS RELEASE: Utilities Bulk Water Station on South Walnut Street Temporarily Out of Service

The City of Bloomington Utilities, also known as CBU, announced that the bulk water station located at 3220 South Walnut Street is currently out of service due to an issue with the facility’s payment system. Repairs are not expected to be completed until 2027.

2025 men’s Little 500 in review: Black Key Bulls secures back-to-back wins

Black Key Bulls took advantage of a lap 81 crash to win the race.

A look back at what made the 2025 women’s Little 500 race unforgettable

Theta became the first women’s team to reach double digit Little 500 wins.

‘The Ordering of Moses’ reimagines the Exodus narrative into an opera

The performance was Wednesday night at the Musical Arts Center.

Earth Connection Film Festival brings international stories to IU

The festival featured 17 nature-focused films for Earth Day.

Avery Parker leads explosive offense in Indiana softball’s 14-1 win over Valparaiso

Parker hit two home runs Wednesday.

IU’s Showalter Fountain sits empty, fishless as students take grad photos

The Showalter Fountain fish, missing since January, will return by the end of the semester.

5 Best Sites to Buy TikTok Comments (Quick, Safe & Reliable)

Getting noticed on TikTok isn't just about views anymore.

Former USC guard Malia Samuels transfers to Indiana women’s basketball

Samuels spent her first three collegiate seasons with the Trojans.

PRESS RELEASE: VolunteerBloomington! Weekly Features Apr. 20 - Apr. 26, 2026

The City of Bloomington Volunteer Network provides information about local volunteer opportunities. For a complete listing, visit BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org or call 812-349-3433. The inclusion of an organization in this list does not imply City endorsement or support of the organization’s activities or policies.

COLUMN: “The Pitt” proves healing isn’t just for patients

HBO's hit medical drama puts mental health at the forefront of its story.

OPINION: Stress shouldn’t be the price of success

Finals week pushes college students to treat extreme stress as normal, damaging both our mental and physical health.

PRESS RELEASE: Environmental Futures in the Arts and Humanities Initiative Hosts Arbor Day Events with Acclaimed Author David George Haskell

IU Cinema screens Cronenberg’s provocative “Crash” 30 years after its release

The 30th anniversary screening of “Crash” highlighted its themes of isolation and connection. 

The last race

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Announces Launch of AccessAbleUSA Detailed Access Guides to Expand Accessibility Information Across Community

The City of Bloomington is launching a new set of Detailed Access Guides, developed in partnership with Bloomington-based AccessAbleUSA, to provide comprehensive accessibility information for 20 local destinations, including small independent businesses, cultural institutions, and essential community services.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Transitions Away from Flock Use After Months-Long Evaluation

Mayor Kerry Thomson announced today that the City’s contract for Flock LPR services expired on March 5, 2026, and that, following a months-long evaluation, the City decided not to renew it.

PRESS RELEASE: Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers Welcomes Attorney Nabeela Virjee

Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers is pleased to announce that litigation attorney Nabeela Virjee has joined the firm, strengthening its commitment to representing individuals in personal and workplace injury matters with skill, experience, and compassion.