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City grows urban forest, plants more storm-resistant trees
The city has been planting more storm-resistant trees instead, such as oaks and sugar maples.
We The Hoosiers joins science advocacy group’s call to remove IU Trustee Sage Steele
Last week Concerned Scientists at IUB wrote a letter to wrote to IU’s Chief Compliance Officer claiming that Steele violated IU’s Principles of Ethical Conduct.
MCCSC board torn on redistricting, considers next steps
During the 45-minute discussion, board members spoke on the findings of the redistricting study commission and the importance of identifying parameters that would allow a better examination of potential redistricting or restructuring.
College students face a higher risk of sexual violence from August through November
It’s known as the “red zone.” About 50% of all sexual violence cases during the school year will occur doing this period.
IU’s Radicic on his way to becoming most accurate kicker ever
Nico Radicic has a chance to finish college as the most accurate kicker in history.
Secretary of State candidate Greg Ballard promises voter guide if elected
Secretary of state candidate Greg Ballard has released a prototype voter guide. He said that if he wins his election, his office would produce
IU anthropology professor reflects on Dolly Parton
Parton died Tuesday in Nashville, Tennessee, at age 80. Along with being a singer-songwriter Parton was known as a philanthropist, actress and author.
Trump approves major disaster declaration for 21 Indiana counties after deadly storms
Eleven counties also qualify for federal aid covering emergency work and repairs to disaster-damaged public facilities.
Indiana among states winning $17.1 billion settlement from Meta
Indiana is expected to receive at least $296 million and potentially more than $419 million as part of a multistate settlement with the Facebook and Instagram parent company.
Bloomington Housing Authority moves to preserve mid-level units
Executive Director Nathan Ferreira said earlier this month that older, market rate apartments are becoming scarcer in Bloomington.
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