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The following is a press release written by Julie Ramey for The City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by Adam Wason and Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
The following is a press release written by Adam Wason and Desiree DeMolina for the City of Bloomington.
With winter temperatures setting in, the Monroe County Emergency Management Agency announced Monday that 10 warming stations will open on Jan. 8-9, according to an email from Deputy Director Justin Baker. These stations are for sheltering from the cold only, and food, showers and areas for sleep are not available, according to the email.
Online trading platforms have opened up new avenues for both students and professionals to participate in financial markets, make diversified investments, and develop various skills that can be applied in personal and professional life.
Senior forward Luke Goode came to Indiana men’s basketball for one reason — shooting 3-pointers.
Indiana men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson provided an update on the injury status of junior forward Malik Reneau following his team’s 77-71 win over Penn State on Sunday afternoon.
Every year, expectations are high for Indiana men’s basketball. As a storied program with five national championships, that's just a natural side effect.
Bloomington Transit buses won’t operate Monday, the agency announced. BT buses and BTaccess vehicles were off the roads by 5 p.m. Sunday due to the snowstorm.
Indiana men’s basketball made its first ever appearance at the Cathedral of College Basketball on Sunday afternoon when it defeated conference foe Penn State at The Palestra in Philadelphia.
Monroe County is under a travel warning and winter storm warning due to Sunday’s snowfall. Schools and county government offices will be closed Monday.
Bloomington is under a winter storm warning until 7 p.m. Monday with meteorologists expecting 7-10 inches of snow and sleet.
Riding a six-game winning streak — its largest of the season — Indiana women’s basketball awaited its first ranked conference test Saturday in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, facing No. 1 UCLA.
Indiana men’s basketball is one of college basketball’s most storied programs, and at noon Sunday, the Hoosiers (11-3, 2-1 Big Ten) will tip off in one of the sport’s most historic venues.
They found her in the post up against Indiana women’s basketball’s Lilly Meister. The 6-foot-3 junior forward was overmatched Saturday by No. 3 UCLA’s 6-foot-7 junior center Laruen Betts.
For the first time in 30 years, Indiana women’s basketball hosted a No. 1 ranked opponent inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.
Indiana men’s basketball knew it would be shorthanded just two possessions into Thursday night’s matchup with Rutgers at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall in Bloomington. The Hoosiers’ leading scorer, junior forward Malik Reneau, fell to the floor clutching his right knee after being rolled up on by his teammate, senior guard Luke Goode.
It had an opportunity to make history. Saturday could’ve marked Indiana women’s basketball’s first victory over the No. 1 team in the country.
The Monroe County Democratic Party delayed its in-person vacancy caucus due to unsafe weather conditions expected Sunday, according to a press release Friday. The caucus, originally scheduled for Sunday, will now happen at 1 p.m. Jan. 19 in the Monroe County Courthouse.
Myles Rice attacked the interior, searching for a final bucket to close out the first half for Indiana men’s basketball. As the redshirt sophomore guard lifted his attempt toward the basket, Rutgers guard/forward Ace Bailey soared through the air to emphatically block the layup.
