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Lauren Robel Is Stepping Down As IUB Provost
In a statement emailed to students, faculty and staff, Robel wrote that she will be returning to "the academic work that is the greatest joy at the center of [IU's] mission" in her position as the Val Nolan Professor of Law at Maurer.
MCCSC Condemns Violence Against Asian-Americans
The Monroe County Community School Corporation condemned recent attacks against Asian-Americans.
Indiana’s COVID-19 Restrictions To End April 6; Vaccines Open To All March 31
All Hoosiers age 16 and older can schedule COVID-19 vaccinations beginning March 31.
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Vigil At Statehouse Highlights Issues Exacerbated By COVID-19
Activists and faith leaders gathered at the Statehouse Tuesday for a vigil and call-to-action on the first anniversary of the state’s Stay-At-Home orders.
Governor Lifting Mask Mandate In 2 Weeks
Indiana’s governor plans to lift the statewide mask mandate and remaining COVID-19 business restrictions in two weeks.
Baxter To Fill And Finish Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine In Bloomington
Baxter BioPharma Solutions is expected to produce 60-90 million doses of the vaccine at its manufacturing facilities on South Curry Pike by the end of this year.
NCAA Tournament Fans Creating Some COVID-19 Concerns
Marion County Health Department officials on Monday cited one establishment, Bottleworks, and on Tuesday was considering citing three more businesses for gatherings connected to the first weekend of the tournament.
Indiana Reports 701 COVID-19 Cases, 18 Deaths Tuesday
Monroe County reported 19 new cases and no new deaths, bringing the county's totals to 10,697 cases and 166 confirmed deaths. The county's positivity rate increased slightly - for the first time in several weeks - to 0.6%.
Colorado Police Officer Killed In Mass Shooting Is Ball State Alumnus
According to Ball State, Talley worked in information technology until 2010. When a close friend died in a DUI crash, Talley switched careers and enrolled in the police academy at 40 years old.
Report Examines Indiana Agriculture Supply Chain Issues During The Pandemic
Indiana food producers potentially lost more than an estimated $500 million during the pandemic.
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