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Kelley School of Business receives $16 million donation from IU alum

The Kelley LLC will be renamed after Brian Jellison, whose family made the donation.

Officials identify Indiana's first potential coronavirus case

There have been no cases of coronavirus announced at IU as of Wednesday night.

IU students required to return from China flagship program due to coronavirus outbreak

Six students in Nanjing, China, must return to the U.S.

MCCSC school board approves school expansion, appoints new member

An approved expansion of Summit Elementary School will cost $1,427,430.

Lucky’s Market prepares to close its doors

The store is having large deals, including two for one and buy one, get one free deals.

Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition protests mandatory fees

The coalition has gotten more than 1,900 signatures against mandatory fees for graduate students.

The Globe restaurant reopens in IMU amid dining renovations

Most of the dining options are expected to reopen in January 2021.

IU Student Government plans semester of new programs and initiatives

This includes voter registration, IU-Notify and equity training for staff.

Bloomington 4-year-old dies Thursday after accidental shooting

He was play-wrestling with his father when the gun accidentally went off.

IU officials issue public safety advisory as concern of coronavirus grows

 An IU Health Center official confirmed there are no cases of coronavirus at IU. 

IU researchers find essential oils improve wound healing

The compound, called beta-caryophyllene, is found in essential oils such as lavender.

IU student reportedly raped at Union Street Center apartments

The Office of Student Conduct reported the rape to police Monday morning.

Bringing Hinkle's back

Richie and Janna Shields reopened the Bloomington institution last year.

Young Democratic Socialists of America organizes rally against U.S.-Iran tensions

The organizers took turns speaking about different effects of imperialism.

Indiana’s first female majority caucus compiles legislation, celebrates suffrage

The legislators assembled a collection of bills that would benefit women, mothers and working families.

House bill considering extending polling hours in Indiana sparks hesitation

The bill would extend polling hours from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Annual Black Diamonds party celebrates friends, fashion

Students came dressed in velvet, sparkles, floral prints and more. 

Full road closure in Martinsville to affect traffic north of Bloomington

IU personnel should allow more time for travel.

Workin’ on our Night Moves: Bloomington’s only strip club reopens at new location

Customers can get a lap dance for $20 or a half-hour in the VIP room for $150.

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