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Portion of Jordan Avenue closed until Feb. 19

By Lauren McLaughlin · Thursday, Jan. 14,2021 10:16 p.m.

North Jordan Avenue, from about 10th Street to Third Street, will be closed off.

Police move items from Seminary Park encampment out of right of way, eviction date still unclear

By Lizzie Kaboski and Emma Williams · Thursday, Jan. 14,2021 8:54 p.m.

City officials asked people experiencing homelessness to leave the park by Jan. 11.

Bloomington man arrested for uploading child pornography to Kik

By Emma Williams · Thursday, Jan. 14,2021 8:10 p.m.

A tip-off resulted in the arrest and charging of a Bloomington resident.

Bloomington’s Caveat Emptor Used Books struggles to make it to fiftieth anniversary

By Wei Wang · Thursday, Jan. 14,2021 7:20 p.m.

Loyal customers kept the store alive, but the owner said it's not enough

Indiana residents age 70 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

By Lizzie Kaboski · Wednesday, Jan. 13,2021 9:30 p.m.

Indiana predicted 455,000 residents will receive the vaccine by the end of January.

House impeaches Trump for the second time, focus shifts to Senate trial

By MCT Campus · Wednesday, Jan. 13,2021 7:28 p.m.

The 232-197 House vote Wednesday came one week after the attack on the Capitol.

UPDATE APRIL 28: IU reports 8,000th student to test positive for COVID-19 in Bloomington in dashboard update

By Matt Cohen · Wednesday, Jan. 13,2021 11:46 a.m.

There were 93 total positive COVID-19 test results last week.

Freshman orientation leaders plan for fall, seek applicants

By Sophie Suter · Tuesday, Jan. 12,2021 9:06 p.m.

Orientation includes Zoom sessions and Canvas modules.

IU moves forward with residential and academic construction, suspends other projects

By Haley Ryan · Tuesday, Jan. 12,2021 8:34 p.m.

Developments on IU’s infrastructure continue to change during COVID-19 pandemic.

IU to test all students weekly for COVID-19, those in dorms to be tested twice weekly

By Matt Cohen · Tuesday, Jan. 12,2021 6:44 p.m.

IU plans to increase mitigation testing to 50,000 tests per week.

Bloomington nursery owners fulfill pandemic-driven houseplant demand

By Raul Moreno · Tuesday, Jan. 12,2021 5:12 p.m.

Plant keeping has become an increasingly popular hobby during the pandemic.

The city still plans to dismantle the Seminary Park encampment. Officials won’t say when.

By Madison Smalstig · Tuesday, Jan. 12,2021 4:54 p.m.

BPD personnel did not remove items or tell people to leave Monday night.

Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition calls for boycott of IU’s mandatory fees

By Emma Uber · Monday, Jan. 11,2021 10:38 p.m.

The IGWC is asking graduate workers to sign a pledge to withhold payment.

IU’s presidential search committee is asked to prioritize diversity. But it isn’t diverse.

By Matt Cohen · Monday, Jan. 11,2021 6:25 p.m.

The committee is expected to name a handful of finalists early in 2021.

New, more infectious COVID-19 strain found in Indiana

By Lizzie Kaboski · Monday, Jan. 11,2021 4:29 p.m.

The strain was first seen in the United Kingdom in September.

Students must sign up for COVID-19 test upon returning to Bloomington

By Cameron Garber · Monday, Jan. 11,2021 4:20 p.m.

Students cannot move into their on-campus housing before receiving a negative test result.

Online learning poses new obstacles to IU’s neurodiverse students. There’s no one solution.

By Avraham Forrest · Sunday, Jan. 10,2021 6:14 p.m.

Students with ADHD and autism find organization and time management difficult during the pandemic.

City to clear Seminary Park homeless encampment Monday, organizations prepare

By Madison Smalstig · Sunday, Jan. 10,2021 5:56 p.m.

The city will enforce the rules that were in place before the pandemic.

IU political panel discusses impeachment, political climate after Capitol insurrection

By Haley Ryan · Friday, Jan. 8,2021 11:58 p.m.

Four IU experts discussed the political aftermath of the Capitol Hill riot.

Monroe County to open vaccine clinic at the Monroe Convention Center on Monday

By David Wolfe Bender · Friday, Jan. 8,2021 5:14 p.m.

Indiana expands eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine for residents 80 and older.

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