UPDATED AUG. 10: Cases of sexual violence reported on campus this summer
IUPD reported 23 cases of sexual violence on IU Bloomington’s campus last semester.
IUPD reported 23 cases of sexual violence on IU Bloomington’s campus last semester.
In 2024, IUPD recorded 60 cases of sexual assault on IU Bloomington's campus.
Garl was dismissed in March 2025 after 44 seasons with the Hoosiers.
The City of Bloomington will help create affordable artist studios, expand business-development opportunities for local creatives and bring more regional arts programming to Switchyard Park through a new $7 million regional partnership supporting the creative economy across south-central Indiana.
Indiana lost both starting goalkeepers from the 2025 campaign this offseason.
Jim Rodenbush refiled his lawsuit alleging IU violated his constitutional rights in his termination.
The trio was each named to different positional groups.
The Hoosiers will open their season at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Students can “enroll” in Insomnia University beginning Aug. 11—no application, essay or prerequisites required to redeem a free 6-pack of Insomnia Cookies.
The public is invited to a showcase of the 2026 Rural Placemaking Studio’s final design concepts on Tuesday, Aug. 25, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Maxwell Hall, 750 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington, Ind., 47405.
Crafted sodas and Refreshers kicked off a new era for McDonald's drinks, and fans have been showing them love since day one. Now, McDonald’s is ready to take their taste buds to new heights. Starting August 17, fans can fuel up with Red Bull Dragonberry Energizer* – marking McDonald’s entry into energy drinks.
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.
The City of Bloomington’s Safety Week will run August 22-28 as part of the ongoing Safe Streets and Roads for All Action Plan, the City’s effort to improve transportation options and make Bloomington safer and more accessible for everyone who travels its streets.
Those traveling through Bloomington should prepare for several full road closures during the second half of August, including at Second and Rogers streets, on South Rogers Street between Dodds and First streets, and on Third Street between College Avenue and Walnut Street.
The Hoosiers drew after penalties at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Bloomington City Council discussed three ordinances and a community survey Wednesday.