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Walking into Frank Southern Ice Arena in the early morning, it’s not obvious the rink is home to eight youth hockey teams, three collegiate hockey clubs, a beer league and two figure skating clubs.
Musical fans and students alike filled the IU Auditorium for a show of 1960s show tunes, aerosol hair products and the story of desegregation in a Baltimore television station. in the Broadway musical “Hairspray,” which opened their two-night stay 7:30 p.m., Feb. 6.
A line forms out the door and into the parking lot as people queue for a club hockey game Feb. 2, 2024, at Frank Southern Ice Arena in Bloomington. Spectators lined the rink due to a lack of seating.
The Bloomington Plan Commission is considering a petition to rezone one of the largest tracts of undeveloped land in the city and build a mixed-residential development that could house around 10,000 residents, just above the entire population of Mooresville, Indiana.
Around a dozen individuals were evacuated by volunteer groups from an unhoused encampment behind Wheeler Mission Thursday.
The city will clear and move an unhoused encampment located behind Wheeler Mission Thursday morning Bloomington Mayor Kerry Thomson said at Wednesday night’s city council meeting. Representatives from the Indiana Recovery Alliance, who help provide services and resources for members of the unhoused community, said they have yet to receive information about where the encampment will be moved.
City engineering officials fielded questions from community members about a series of planned improvements to West Second Street during a public meeting Tuesday at the Bloomington First Church of the Nazarene.
About a year ago, Daixuan Ai, a doctoral composition student at the Jacobs School of Music, had just read about a racially motivated attack on an IU freshman in the New York Times. An 18-year-old Asian student was getting off a Bloomington transit bus Jan. 11, 2023, when Billie R. Davis, a 56-year-old Bloomington woman, rushed at her and stabbed her seven times in the head, leaving visible puncture marks. Davis told authorities she had stabbed the student because she was Asian.
City officials and community members gathered for a night of musical performances and speeches focusing on inclusive education on Monday for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
Atop a large metal freezer on four wheels sit two small plastic boxes: a red one for napkins and a green one labeled “tips.” Each box shares the same logo: “RASTA POPS,” in bold black lettering, and below it in smaller white lettering, “Brazilian Fusion Ice Pops.” A symbolic Black pride power fist holding a popsicle separates “Rasta” from “Pops”
The IU Wilderness Medicine group is teaching IU medical students creative techniques to provide medical care with limited resources.
Salomé Cloteaux, editor-in-chief: Every time I complain about IU parking, I am met with the same responses: “There isn’t enough space to have parking for everyone on campus. Why don’t you just walk or bike or take the bus or ride a scooter? Don’t you want Bloomington to become more walkable and less reliant on cars?” But when it’s 11 p.m., I’m finally leaving work, the buses aren’t running, my bike got stolen twice in one month, there has been another e-scooter accident, I don’t make enough money to get an Uber every day, my car got towed because although I paid almost $200 for an ST parking pass, I was late to move my car from the stadium the night before the third basketball home game this week, and I have to pray my roommate is still awake to pick me up so I have a safe way home, I think I have a right to complain about IU parking.
I tucked my hair behind my ears as the wind continued to blow my hair into my face, both left and right, as I stood 70 floors above the streets of New York City. Keeping my hands wrapped in my scarf, safe from the crisp, cold mid-November air, the red and purple lights of the Empire State Building stared back at me as I stood on top of the Rockefeller Center.
The City of Bloomington announced Thursday the Bicentennial Gateway Project at Miller-Showers Park has been redesigned with feedback that was collected through 2023.
A mural is seen Feb. 14, 2021, in People's Park. The Bloomington Arts Commission and the Department of Economic and Sustainable Development announced the 2023-27 Public Art Master Plan and Community Art Grants.
On opening weekend, I went to see the newly released “Five Nights at Freddy’s” movie at the local AMC CLASSIC Bloomington 12. Despite the very mixed reviews and having never played the game, I thought the film was entertaining, and I enjoyed the (surprisingly) emotionally compelling conflict. But above all, I was pleasantly surprised to see the movie theater parking lot full on a Saturday afternoon.
Jack Davis: The best traditional Thanksgiving food is the dinner roll. There is nothing better than warm and fluffy bread coming out of the oven on Thanksgiving Day. I also like dipping it in the mashed potatoes.
For all its massive popularity, I’ve never been a fan of “South Park.” This is, in part, because of its mean-spirited sense of humor, something I don’t see a whole lot of value in — if the whole point of the series is to be as mean as possible to as many groups of people as possible, then what’s the point?
Have you ever been to a place that reminds you of somewhere else?
The Bloomington City Council approved a $248 million budget for 2024 on Oct. 11 that will go toward the city workforce, increasing salaries and improving infrastructures
