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GUEST COLUMN: Transfer before it’s too late

Leadership working so the value of your degree goes down, not up. 

‘Behind closed doors’: Former Comedy Attic employees, comedians allege pattern of manipulation from owner

COLUMN: ‘The Eras of Trish Tour’ and accountability: How Trisha Paytas is winning back fans

Trisha Paytas has found herself in hot water many times, but some believe she has taken accountability.

PRESS RELEASE: Betsy Greene Honored with ITLA’s 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award

Greene & Schultz Trial Lawyers is proud to announce that Betsy Greene has been named the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association (ITLA) 2025 Lifetime Achievement Honoree. Greene received her award at the ITLA’s Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon, May 7, at the Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis, Indiana.

PRESS RELEASE: City Seeks Nominations for Youth Honoring Kindness, Respect, and Growth with SWAGGAR Awards

The City of Bloomington’s Commission on the Status of Children and Youth is accepting nominations for the 2025 SWAGGER (Students Who Act Generously, Grow, and Earn Respect) Awards.

COLUMN: A love letter to IU

Indiana is home in the truest sense.

Monroe County CASA not impacted by termination of National CASA grants

Despite Monroe County CASA not being impacted by the national grant terminations, there is still uncertainty.

Bloomington amends salaries, positions for some city departments

The City Council passed two ordinances Wednesday.

Copeland guides Indiana softball to Big Ten Tournament victory over Washington

Copeland held the Huskies to two hits and didn’t allow an earned run across seven innings.

Pair of Indiana women’s golfers finish season at NCAA Lexington Regional

Caroline Smith placed ninth while Madison Dabagia finished in 30th place.

COLUMN: Ways to get off your phone and outside in Bloomington this summer

With free time in summer, it is hard to know what to do without a screen.

Paving the rink for the future: IU women’s hockey fights for visibility for new and experienced players

Ellie Kuespert started playing hockey last year.

18 organizations faced disciplinary status this semester, 11 for hazing

The common violations were related to hazing, alcohol and endangering others.

Former Indiana basketball head coach Mike Woodson to join Sacramento Kings coaching staff

Woodson spent four seasons at the helm of the Hoosiers.

ACLU, former IU Board of Trustees candidate sue Gov. Braun

Braun signed the state budget bill Tuesday, eliminating alumni-elected trustee positions at IU.

PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Celebrates Arbor Day with Tree Planting and Arboretum Designation

More than 40 volunteers met on a drizzly morning April 25 for an Arbor Day ceremony, and to help Parks and Recreation's urban forestry staff plant 15 new trees north of the playground in Olcott Park.

‘The joy of squirrels’: IU students bond through unofficial squirrel club

Students send each other photos of squirrels in their group chat of 62 people.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Sustainability Expands Solar, Energy Efficiency, & Lighting (SEEL) Grant Program to Include Battery Energy Storage Systems for Nonprofits

The City of Bloomington Department of Economic and Sustainable Development (ESD) is expanding its annual Solar, Energy Efficiency, & Lighting (SEEL) program to subsidize battery energy storage system installations for nonprofit organizations in addition to solar system installations.

An IU Indy student’s visa was revoked and reinstated. She still doesn’t know why

An IU Indianapolis student is a plaintiff in the ACLU of Indiana lawsuit against the DHS.

IU undergraduate ceremony will not feature commencement speaker

IU students Mohammad Nasir Moradi and Drew Kimble will speak at the 2025 commencements.