Current and former Bloomington nurses face pandemic burnout, pushing some to leave or change roles in hospitals
By Nic Napier and Deepak Singh Bhadoriya | Apr 6, 2022 5:09 pm“We have seen the worst,” one nurse said.
“We have seen the worst,” one nurse said.
IU students still face thousands of dollars of damages from a house fire they didn’t cause.
Students grab lunch Jan. 31, 2022, at The Mix at the Indiana Memorial Union.
Fans supporting their teams at the Women's Little 500 race at the Bill Armstrong Stadium on April 22, 2022, are pictured. Fans wore their team's colors and cheered during the race.
IU Maurer School of Law as seen on Nov. 15, 2021, on 211 S. Indiana Ave. Austen Parrish, dean of the Maurer School of Law, announced he is stepping down from his position on April 7.
The Chocolate Moose on South Indiana Avenue is pictured April 06, 2022. The Chocolate Moose opened its third Bloomington location next door to BuffaLouie’s at The Gables on March 30.
The Johnson Creamery building as seen on March 29, 2022. A majority of councilmembers on the Bloomington City Council said Wednesday they support the creation of a historic district on the Johnson Creamery building site. A final vote will be taken next week.
Students grabbing lunch at The Mix at the Indiana Memorial Union Jan. 31, 2022 are pictured. Notable IMU dining changes this semester include new restaurant options at The Globe, different Starbucks hours and the closure of the Tudor Room.
Professor David Polly, chair of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, is photographed in his office at IU on Jan. 31, 2022. Polly has been selected as an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow for his contributions in paleontology.
IU junior Siddharth Das poses for photo on Dec. 8, 2021, outside the Biology Building. Das is president of Students for a New Green World, an organization that promotes climate activism at IU.
IU Maurer School of Law is seen Nov. 15, 2021, on 211 S. Indiana Ave. Jeff Thomas, director of legal programs for Kaplan, said the increase of applicants raises the competitiveness of the admissions process, and students will need to perform better overall to be admitted.
A person walks in front of American Eagle Outfitters on Nov. 14, 2021, at the College Mall on East Third Street.
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