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Campus Bike Thefts Are Up, According To IUPD
IU Police Department Deputy Chief Shannon Bunger said most of the thefts are happening around residence halls, particularly in the neighborhood near Teter and Wright quads.
New App Lets Users Track Mask Usage
MaskCount lets users swipe or tap to indicate whether someone is wearing a mask. The location is marked, but no other identifying information is included.
NPR Live Updates: 1st Presidential Debate Between Trump And Biden
Starting at 9 p.m. EST, follow NPR's live coverage of tonight's first 2020 presidential election debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.
Monroe County Experiences First COVID-19 Death In More Than A Month
Before the death on Sept. 25, Monroe County had not experienced a COVID-19-related death since Aug. 22.
Indiana Casino Executive Charged in Illegal Campaign Scheme
The federal indictment charges Spectacle Entertainment vice president John Keeler and former Republican Sen. Brent Waltz, of Greenwood, with taking part in a scheme to direct more than $25,000 in illegal corporate contributions.
College Enrollment Rates Are Slowing With A Lack Of Diversity In STEM, Teaching Degrees
College-going rates are down overall with persisting gaps among student groups for college enrollment and completion.
Purdue Suspends 14 Students For Violating Protect Purdue Pledge At Weekend Party
The school’s Code of Conduct penalizes students who violate the Protect Purdue Pledge -- which calls for mask wearing and social distancing -- at on- or off-campus gatherings.
ArcelorMittal Sells Most Indiana Facilities To Ohio-Based Steel Company
ArcelorMittal announced it’s selling several northwest Indiana steel plants to an Ohio-based company in a deal worth nearly $1.5 billion.
Allen, Hoosiers Ramping Up For Season
It’s been a little more than a week since the Big Ten announced the resumption of the football season, and in that time, it’s been a preseason unlike any other for Indiana coach Tom Allen.
Flu Vaccine Required For All IU Students And Staff Starting December 1
All IU Bloomington students, faculty and staff who are regularly on campus will be required to get an annual flu vaccine by December 1st. Proof will be required that you have been vaccinated either at one of the campus clinics or elsewhere.
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