‘You need to let go of control’: Perspectives from the pandemic
(04/04/22 6:49pm)
When it all gets to be too much, freshman Ethan Vogel gets in his car.
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IU’s chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon conducts Anatomy Fashion Show
(04/04/22 1:53am)
On Sunday, the grassy grounds of Switchyard Park looked like they might on any other day: babies in strollers, running toddlers and people on benches.
Black Voices: The system of policing needs to be dismantled
(04/03/22 8:27pm)
Jajuan R. Henderson became paralyzed after being shot by New Jersey police on Feb. 12, according to NBC News. Recently, Henderson filed a civil suit against the Trenton Police Department for using excessive force, negligence and racial profiling.
Black Voices: Summer is approaching and so are the music festivals
(03/28/22 3:05pm)
Summer is approaching and music festivals are releasing their lineups for upcoming concerts. Even though the pandemic isn’t necessarily over, lots of states have ended mask restrictions in indoor areas.
Black Voices: Why Black actor Jussie Smollet should not be facing jail time
(03/24/22 6:55pm)
It's common knowledge there are racial disparities embedded in the U.S. criminal justice system. Black people are more likely to be arrested and convicted of lengthy prison sentences than their white counterparts. Even as a rich, entitled actor, Jussie Smollet's experience in the justice system is no different than many Black Americans behind bars.
OPINION: She who struggles: Assata Shakur and the radical Black women who fought for civil rights
(03/02/22 8:11pm)
It is an injustice and an absurdity to label a 74-year-old woman who lives in Cuba a domestic terrorist. But that’s what the FBI did to Assata Shakur.
Sixty-five years after winning his Olympic gold medal, IU’s Greg Bell has barely slowed down
(03/01/22 8:57pm)
Greg Bell steadily made his way onto Branch McCracken Court at Assembly Hall, sporting a navy blue blazer with a square patch commemorating the 1956 Melbourne Olympics below the left breast pocket. His shoes, custom-designed, bore mementos from his past — the Indiana University logo, the Olympic rings, the American flag.
What you should know about Catalent’s potential investment before Wednesday’s council meeting
(03/01/22 1:35pm)
Pharmaceutical company Catalent purchased Bloomington-based company Cook Pharmica in 2017 for nearly $950 million. In the buyout, Catalent took control of a major piece of Bloomington real estate.
Xavier Johnson steps up against Maryland, gives Indiana new life in postseason push
(02/25/22 4:28am)
They couldn’t go through this again.
Black Voices: Whatever happened to Old Fairfield? A historic review of gentrification
(02/20/22 9:45pm)
Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual violence.
City Council supports tax breaks aimed to entice company to invest $350 million, add 1K jobs
(02/17/22 4:00am)
The City of Bloomington is poised to offer millions of dollars in tax breaks to a major pharmaceutical company looking to further develop at a site on the west side of Bloomington. The city council unanimously voted to approve the series of tax breaks in a meeting Wednesday.
College-age stars of HBO Max’s ‘My Mom, Your Dad’ talk season one
(02/13/22 5:21pm)
For many people with single parents, the idea of watching them date is cringe-worthy. But what happens when you get to play matchmaker for your parents? HBO Max is bringing entertainment to that idea with their new reality dating series, “My Mom, Your Dad.”
Black Voices: No More Cosbys
(02/09/22 9:43pm)
Deep Black girl sigh.
OPINION: MLK’s other dreams: the radical civil rights movement
(02/06/22 10:32pm)
There’s a joke amongst leftists that every conservative politician must at some point evoke Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech while simultaneously undermining his legacy. They all do it — it’s a rite of passage.
OPINION: New affordable student housing should be prioritized
(02/02/22 1:39am)
Students who live off campus can be the first to tell you that there is not much affordable housing in Bloomington.
Bloomington Brewing Co. new owners hope to reinvigorate their local brand
(01/31/22 7:37pm)
Amanda and Jarrod Franklin recently purchased the Bloomington Brewing Co., a local brewery on Industrial Park Drive, from its previous owners and founders Jeff Mease and Lennie Busch.
OPINION: IU should bring back the old bus routes
(01/26/22 8:11pm)
IU buses need more routes to accommodate all students who need to get to campus.
Bloomington's Fair of the Arts will return this summer, artists can apply as vendors
(01/23/22 9:12pm)
Bloomington’s Fair of the Arts is returning to Showers Plaza every other Saturday from May through October for the first time since the start of the pandemic. Additionally, local artists can sell their art at the Tuesday Market at the Switchyard Park every other Tuesday from June through September.
Bloomington's second annual Freezefest to feature ice sculptures, ice carving battle
(01/19/22 6:36pm)
Bloomington’s second annual Freezefest celebration will begin Thursday and go through Saturday. The winter festival will feature several free, ice-themed attractions for people of all ages to enjoy.
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(01/19/22 5:36pm)
A sculpture from Freezefest is seen Jan. 9, 2020, in People’s Park outside of the Sample Gates. Freezefest will take place Thursday to Saturday.
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