IUPD police cars sit at the IUPD station on March 5, 2023, on East 17th Street. BPD is budgeted for 105 officers, but currently has about 87 officers, according to Fraternal Order of Police President Paul Post.
Kirkwood Avenue is seen Dec. 12, 2022, between Sample Gates in Bloomington. A program that previously stopped vehicles from driving on a section of Kirkwood Avenue will restart April 3 and last til Oct. 1.
Hayley Jackson stocks the fridge on Feb. 3, 2023, at the Crimson Cupboard located inside the Campus View Apartments. The Crimson Cupboard is available for anyone who registers to use it.
Protesters gathered on Feb. 2, 2023, outside Owen Hall. The protest was in response to recent graduate student funding cuts in the College of Arts and Sciences.
On Feb. 1, 2023, the Walmart Supercenter in Bloomington offered a variety of firearm ammunition and scopes to choose from. Walmart stores still sell firearms but this location currently only sells ammunition and scopes.
A closed subway is seen on Jan. 30, 2023, at Crosstown Plaza on 10th Street. Nearly all Subway shops in Bloomington are closed due to operating without a proper license for the retail sale of food, according to a Monroe County Health Department notice.
Trash cans overflow on Jan. 29, 2023, at the IMU dining center. Trash has been overflowing in many places on campus due to the IU support staff shortage.
North Eagleson Avenue is seen on a rainy day Jan. 29, 2023. Many students are anticipating Kappa Sigma's return to Greek Row after it was suspended in 2018.
The IU Student Government offered free safety devices at the 2023 Winter Involvement Fair. The personal safety devices that were passed out were "Birdies," which feature a loud alarm and bright light when activated.
Students pass by Goodbody Dining Hall on Jan. 11, 2023. Goodbody Dining Hall offers breakfast, lunch and dinner for IU students with a carry-out option.
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