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Heather Lake and Nick Foley pose Nov. 6, 2021, in Seminary Square Park in Bloomington. "They're all my buddies," Heather said of the people she serves coffee to in Seminary Park.
Heather Lake adjusts her setup Nov. 6, 2021, in Seminary Square Park in Bloomington. Heather served coffee, hot chocolate and homemade brownies to people experiencing homelessness. "I was a barista at Starbucks, and I know how much people enjoy coffee and relax over coffee," she said.
Transportation Demand Management is partnering with the Crimson Cupboard Food Pantry during the Thanksgiving season in a new initiative called the Kind Commute Campaign.
The African American Dance Company performed Oct. 20 at Switchyard Park to pay homage to traditional African dances, taking the audience through a series of dances from a variety of African cultures.
The Other Sideline is a weekly segment where the Indiana Daily Student interviews a student reporter from Indiana football’s weekend opponent. The questions and answers have been edited for clarity and brevity.
Belongings of people experiencing homelessness lie in the grass on Monday at Seminary Park. The Bloomington City Council approved a rezoning petition to allow Wheeler Mission to expand their offerings to people experiencing homelessness Wednesday.
The U.S. is locked in what could very well be considered a civil war of information. Every political faction seems to be locked in an echo chamber, and confidence in once-trusted institutions has been all but eroded.
Many college students want to find exciting things to do over the weekends. Some people go home if they live close to campus. Other students also go to parties or bars to unwind after a hard week. When there is an IU football game, or other sporting event, many students choose to tailgate and watch the Hoosiers play.
Cool temperatures, soft ground and adequate weather delivered great conditions on the Zimmer Championship Course, but Indiana cross country was unable to capitalize and produce the results they had hoped for Friday in Madison, Wisconsin.
In 1912, Willa and Charles Bruce bought a beachfront property in a Los Angeles suburb. They named it Bruce Beach and it was the first West Coast resort for Black families. This was a way for them to escape the segregation and violence from their white neighbors.
Artfully-crafted patterns, lit by hidden projectors, stretch across the 19th-century wallpaper of the Wylie House Museum. A visitor climbs the groaning steps, their shadow dappling across the projection behind it. On the floor above, the geometric shapes of light on the wall parallel those on a quilt below – dragging the history of the house into the spotlight.
People gather to view artist Natan Diacon-Furtado's exhibit, “Our Patterns, the Orator, the Astrologer and the Poet” Sept. 17, 2021, at the Wylie House Museum. The exhibit focused on the history of the Wylie House and highlighted former Wylie House residents Sarah Parke Morrison, Harvey Young and Elizabeth Breckenridge.
Indiana football is honoring late coach Bill Mallory and giving a nod to 1987 style with their throwback uniforms for its game Saturday against Cincinnati.
Michael K. Williams, an acclaimed actor that brought new life to television with his darkly realistic performances, is dead at age 54, presumably from a drug overdose.
After 658 days of sitting dormant, the tailgate fields and parking lots outside Memorial Stadium were full again Saturday afternoon before Indiana football’s game against the University of Idaho.
The newcomers continued to shine for Indiana women’s soccer in its matchup against Murray State University Thursday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium.
Coming off a record-breaking 6-0 win over Southeast Missouri State University on Sunday, Indiana women’s soccer took on Murray State University on Thursday for their final home non-conference matchup of the season.
Students with instruments in hand begin to congregate around 4 p.m in the parking lot in groups seemingly sorted by instrument.
The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is taking place Sept. 12 at Switchyard Park in Bloomington. Participants can either walk at the event or walk from home in their neighborhood.
Cardinal Stage is premiering “Every Brilliant Thing” as the first show of its mainstage season Sunday, Monday and Sept. 11-12 outdoors at the McCormick’s Creek Amphitheater.
