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Students, faculty decry fund cuts for Center for Research on Race and Ethnicity

Office of the Provost withdraws $200,000 in support.

Local government resources for people struggling with homelessness

Several government departments offer legal and rental assistance.

Indiana carries out first execution in 15 years

Seven inmates remain on Indiana’s death row.

These Bloomington businesses opened or closed in 2024

Staples and Party City will close in January.

Sexual battery reported at location near Dunn Meadow

There have been 14 sexual batteries reported to IUPD since Aug. 21.

‘Goode to be home’: Luke Goode’s roundabout journey to Indiana men’s basketball

Resources to prevent overdoses in Bloomington

Accidental overdoses have increased in Monroe County.

'The Wizard of Oz’ brings packed audience at Buskirk-Chumley Theater

Professional actors joined forces with dozens of elementary schoolers for this classic holiday production.

Should the bison return as IU’s mascot? Fans have opinions

Students, faculty and fans support a revival of the 1965 bison mascot.

Lee Beebe Jr. re-commits to Indiana football 2 days after re-opening recruitment

Beebe Jr. spent three seasons playing running back at UAB.

OPINION: Small animals in pet stores need human interaction before being bought

Experienced customers should be allowed to hold small animals and reptiles at pet stores.

Former Indiana football receiver Donaven McCulley transfers to Michigan

McCulley caught two passes for 21 yards in the 2024 season.

Indiana football lands transfer defenders Hosea Wheeler, Amariyun Knighten in portal

The Hoosiers will lose several key defensive players this offseason, making reinforcements a necessity.

PRESS RELEASE: Nominations Open for Bloomington’s Annual Women’s Awards

The City of Bloomington’s Commission on the Status of Women is now accepting nominations for its 2025 annual awards, honoring women and girls who are driving positive change, breaking barriers, and inspiring others in our community. 

COLUMN: What Bloomington readers can look forward to in 2025

These upcoming books will keep you occupied all through next year.

Students share holiday gaffes, winter traditions

Dunn Meadow reopens after 136 days of closure

The meadow was closed since Aug. 2.

COLUMN: My 10 favorite restaurants in Bloomington

After three years of living in Bloomington, here are my 10 must-try restaurants. 

COLUMN: Winter reads for winter break

The best books to relax with for the holidays. 

Governor-Elect Debuts Full Cabinet, Defends Decision to Add Government Positions

Indiana’s next governor has added a layer of management with his incoming cabinet, with just two of the eight members serving as agency heads in addition to their secretarial duties.