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If someone were to have wandered around the McCalla School at 6:45 p.m. on Wednesday, they might have been a bit concerned by the guttural, off-key noises coming from the building’s multipurpose room.
As the 700th program of the Jacobs School of Music 2024-2025 season, NOTUS’ spring concert “Reflections and Meditations” had a unique edge that set it apart from the previous 699 concerts – almost half of the nine total pieces performed were making their world premiere.
Students made physical vision boards to reflect on their sleep habits and environment – and how they can work to improve them – during an IU Student Wellness event Tuesday at the Wellness House.
Indiana Sen. Todd Young and Minnesota Sen. Tina Smith reintroduced bipartisan legislation in February focused on improving the U.S. trade remedy system and responding to repeat trade offenses.
Maurer School of Law students could take home professional and business clothes for free this week during the school’s Career Services Office annual boutique. Racks were stocked with a variety of clothing items, including shoes, blazers, scarves and more.
INDIANAPOLIS — He sat on an elevated podium, twiddling a paper name plate sitting just in front of his microphone labeled “Mike Woodson, Indiana Head Coach.”
INDIANAPOLIS — The cycle repeated. Then it happened again.
The City of Bloomington will continue its annexation legal battle.
“Please don’t change this place!”
INDIANAPOLIS — Anthony Leal looked to the ground and scratched the back of his head while he sat on Indiana men’s basketball’s bench. The fifth-year senior guard rose to join the huddle with the five Hoosiers on the court for a timeout, but the usual claps and high-fives throughout the squad were non-existent.
Students part of a class titled “Vonnegolf” spent eight weeks planning, designing and creating five mini golf holes to bring to life at this spring’s Granfalloon Festival.
A draft budget planning document that showed no across-the-board base salary raise for faculty and staff was inadvertently posted online by a staff member on Monday.
In an email to students and faculty Thursday, IU President Pamela Whitten announced former IU faculty member and associate dean David Reingold as Executive Vice President and Chancellor for the IU Bloomington campus.
It’s 65 degrees and sunny in Bloomington, which can only mean one thing — it’s time to ditch the dreary winter songs and start curating your spring playlist.
The voice of Ella Fitzgerald’s “How High the Moon” filled the room Monday as students and faculty filed into Kirkwood Hall for a talk by Dyese Matthews.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana men’s basketball entered Thursday afternoon’s Big Ten tournament game against Oregon firmly on the NCAA tournament bubble. The No. 9-seed Hoosiers (19-13) left Gainbridge Fieldhouse with a missed opportunity to help their cause, falling 72-59 to the Ducks (24-8) in Indianapolis.
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Around 30 people attended the Bloomington City Council’s special legislative session Wednesday, likely hoping to speak on controversial resolutions that would start a process to amend the city’s Unified Development Ordinance.
Learning a new skill can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be.
The following is a press release written by Andrew Shannon and Desiree DeMolina for The City of Bloomington.
