Hitting Home, April 5 — Coronavirus, chicken wings and commencement
Hosts Grace Ybarra and Griffin Gonzalez discuss COVID-19's effect on the Bloomington community.
Hosts Grace Ybarra and Griffin Gonzalez discuss COVID-19's effect on the Bloomington community.
The former Indiana Ms. Basketball played every game for IU this year.
With gyms and campus facilities closed, Hoosier athletes have gotten creative.
A freshman describes what COVID-19 has taught him about brotherly love.
Donald Francis died at 9:58 p.m. from a chest gunshot wound, according to the coroner.
IU professors are having to adjust to the new online learning environment.
Viewers can donate any amount to gain access to the shows.
Indiana reported its first case of the coronavirus on March 6.
The move-out deadline was extended to June 1.
Indiana should release nonviolent inmates to help slow the spread of COVID-19.
Jacobs canceled the spring ballet for coronavirus. Two Cinderellas lost a stage and a dream.
The hospital system has been running surge simulations for weeks.
Only essential workers are allowed on campus.
The person is the second city employee confirmed to have the coronavirus.
Voting for the IUSG election will start at 10 a.m. April 15.
Individuals claimed as dependents on tax filings will not receive a payment.
The employee’s wallet was also reported stolen.
Of the 40 houses, 37 are completely closed.
Incoming students will still make an orientation reservation.
IU alumni are reinventing coverage for their beats across the country.