A nationwide blood shortage threatens patient care. What can people in Bloomington do?
By Christina Avery | Oct 6, 2021 1:07 pmMultiple blood drives are coming up in Bloomington.
Multiple blood drives are coming up in Bloomington.
Students said they are glad to be back in person but campus feels crowded.
The rally is in support of ending vaccine patents.
Students cited their desire for police reform, LGBTQ rights and less incarceration.
More than 200 flags are displayed as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Masks do not need to be worn around other fully vaccinated people.
Students can have professional headshots taken for $30, and non-students for $60.
The Senate Bill 5 amendment would require approval of strict local health orders.
Three major strains of the coronavirus are present in the U.S.
Any student with a document including their name and birthday can receive a vaccine.
Students complete a breathing and moving exercise Aug. 25, 2021, during a class in the School of Public Health.
Provost Lauren Robel speaks Tuesday during the virtual Bloomington Faculty Council meeting. The council presented updates from the employee benefits committee, voted on a resolution on the use of Online Course Questionnaire data from fall 2020 and discussed admissions reports from 2020.
Speaker Ash-Lee Woodard Henderson talks Thursday during a virtual town hall meeting. IU professors and local activists discussed white supremacy, voter rights and the Black Lives Matter movement during the meeting.
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