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Springing into safety: IU Culture of Care promotes staying safe over spring break

IU organizations came together to educate students about safety practices through games and prizes.

John Feinstein, author of ‘A Season on the Brink,’ dies at 69

Feinstein wrote 48 books in his career.

PRESS RELEASE: City of Bloomington Announces 13th Annual Eco-Heroes Art Contest to Celebrate Native Insects

The City of Bloomington Environmental Commission announced the 13th Annual Linda P. Thompson Eco-Heroes Art Contest, encouraging residents of all ages to explore the importance of native insects through artistic expression.

PRESS RELEASE: A Statement from Mayor Kerry Thomson on Annexation

Today, Mayor Kerry Thomson issued the following statement regarding the City of Bloomington’s annexation efforts and its intended petition to the Indiana Supreme Court.

‘Pure gold’: Indiana Maple Syrup Weekend comes to Bloomington

Sketching out a joke, how IU’s University tWits create sketch comedy

Collaboration is a key part of creating the sketch comedy group’s 55-page script.

Good vibrations at McCalla School sound bath concert

McCalla School hosts sound bath concert with Jacobs faculty.

NOTUS performs 4 new compositions at ‘Reflections and Meditations’

The contemporary choir performed nine songs during the March 11 concert.

IU experts break down Indiana senator’s bipartisan trade bill

A reintroduced bill seeks to implement successive investigations under trade remedy laws.

‘I want to bring more color to the courtroom’: Maurer Career Services Office holds annual boutique

The CSO boutique provides Maurer School of Law students with free professional attire.

‘We should be in’: Indiana men’s basketball makes case for NCAA Tournament berth after Oregon loss

The Hoosiers will await their fate on Selection Sunday.

Energy or execution? Indiana men’s basketball fails to sustain runs in loss to Oregon

The Hoosiers never led in the second half of their Big Ten Tournament defeat.

Mayor Kerry Thomson to send annexation petition to Indiana Supreme Court

Bloomington will appeal a ruling upholding 2019 state law.

‘Please don’t change this place’: Students disappointed in changes coming to Read dining hall

Read Eatery closes March 15 for renovation into a Starbucks and poke bowl concept.

IU students build Vonnegut’s “Cat’s Cradle” themed mini golf course

The eight-week “Vonnegolf” course was designed in collaboration with the Granfalloon festival.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball’s NCAA Tournament resume is complete. Is it enough?

The Hoosiers exited the Big Ten Tournament after their 72-59 defeat to Oregon.

IU faculty, staff to get 2% raise after accidental upload said otherwise

A document was accidentally posted Monday that said no raises would be issued.

IU welcomes David Reingold back to Bloomington as new Chancellor

David Reingold will begin serving as Chancellor of IU Bloomington on June 2.

Indiana men’s basketball falls to Oregon, exits Big Ten tournament early

The Hoosiers now await their NCAA tournament fate.

COLUMN: 5 songs to add to your spring playlist

Get in the spring mood with these warm weather tunes.