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OPINION: Times are stressful — Here are 5 ways to destress

Here are some ways to take care of yourself during these times.

Your guide to health resources at IU

Where to go for medical questions, concerns and emergencies.

OPINION: Tips for helping your student move into college

Moving into college can be a bittersweet experience.

COLUMN: Don’t miss out on what the Musical Arts Center has to offer this fall

The Musical Arts Center is the home of IU’s opera and ballet programs.

Assembly Ball downed by Fail Harder in Round 1 of The Basketball Tournament

Aljami Durham led the Hoosier alumni team with 23 points.

COLUMN: 3 podcasts that converted me from a podcast hater to lover 

I used to hate podcasts, but these three changed my mind completely.

How to navigate activities fairs and get involved on campus

U.S. House of Representatives approves funding cuts to public media outlets; what does this mean for local stations?

Local news outlets near Bloomington will face the effects.

Highlighting international sports stars at IU

PRESS RELEASE: New Map Lets Residents Identify Habitat Corridors Across Bloomington 

The City of Bloomington has relaunched a new interactive Habitat Connectivity Map that allows residents to contribute directly to local conservation by pledging greenspace for wildlife conservation.

Assembly Ball returns to The Basketball Tournament

The Hoosier alumni team is the #2 seed in the Indianapolis region.

PRESS RELEASE: Application now open for the Monroe County Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship

The 2026 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship application is now available in Monroe County through the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County (CFBMC).

Dates to know for the fall semester at IU

U.S. Senate votes to cut $1 billion from public media, returns to House

Indiana senators Todd Young and Jim Banks voted in favor of the cuts.

School of Medicine dean and IT vice president leave positions

IU announced July 16 Jay Hess of the School of Medicine and Rob Lowden of UITS will leave their positions.

Bloomington's international markets

COLUMN: Five films that are better than a plane ticket

These movies are great for soothing a travel-hungry soul.

OPINION: Braun is tough on degrees: a Catholic's perspective

Indiana’s governor pontificates about which degrees schools should offer, but it's not helping students.

PRESS RELEASE: Mental Health Advocates Stretch Their Commitment at 2025 NamiWalks Bloomington Kickoff

NAMIWalks is the nation’s largest mental health fundraising and awareness initiative, powered by the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Seeks Residents to Serve on Boards and Commissions

City of Bloomington invites residents to apply for positions on multiple boards and commissions.