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UPDATE: Bloomington City Council approves changes to zoning rules

The new rules aim to encourage more affordable housing development.

Indiana Senate bill would survey public college students’ perception of free speech on campus

The bill just passed the House and will head back to the original author in the Senate.

IU-Bloomington announces 2021 fall break on October 8, cites increased vaccination rates

IU-B students did not have traditional breaks during the 2020-21 school year.

Black Voices: Blue with Envy

An artistic piece illustrating how sadness can manifest itself as jealousy when projected towards other people. 

Construction for affordable housing development by Switchyard Park to start in June

The development will have 48 units reserved for affordable housing.  

IU’s Brock Ochsenreiter named Big Ten co-Golfer of the Week

Ochsenreiter won the Boilermaker Individual this past weekend.

Applications for IU residence halls, furnished apartments closing April 30

Students can still apply for certain residence halls and on or off-campus apartments.

Yasir Rosemond fills IU men’s basketball’s final assistant coach spot

Rosemond was an assistant coach at Alabama from 2017-19.

OPINION: If you’re reading this, you should be fed up with transphobia

Anti-trans legislation is sweeping the nation, and everyone should be concerned.

BFA thesis exhibition comes to the Grunwald Gallery

The exhibition features works from 17 graduating fine arts students.

CARTOON: April 14, 2021

ParkMobile app experiences data breach, license plate numbers and phone numbers accessed

No credit card information was accessed as part of the breach.

IU football hungry to build off 2020 success in 2021

The team finished 6-2 last season with three wins over AP Top 25 teams.

Monroe County COVID-19 advisory set to yellow for third week in a row

COVID-19 cases are on the rise despite increased access to the vaccine.

WIUX to broadcast virtual Culture Shock festival

April 17 will be the 34th annual Culture Shock.

COLUMN: A stagnant free agency could hurt a Colts team with limited draft capital

The Colts have spent limited money in free agency this offseason.

Crane, Piekarsky, Redding celebrated by IU men’s tennis with Senior Day

IU held its Senior Day against No. 23 Ohio State on Sunday.

Indiana’s attorney general launches probe alleging Big Tech has been censoring conservatives

The probe will investigate if companies harmed Indiana consumers through deceptive business practices.

‘He was friends with every single person on this campus’: Remembering IU junior Jacob Schleinz

IU junior Jacob Schleinz died April 2.

IUSG Supreme Court will not hear Inspire’s appeals of dismissed complaints against Elevate, Legacy

The court said Inspire submitted six petitions past the deadline.