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Indiana University Moves Courses Online Following Spring Break Due To COVID-19
Courses will begin meeting remotely following IU's spring break until April 5.
Five things to calm coronavirus panic
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Centers For Disease Control And Prevention Resources
The official CDC COVID-19 website, which is updated daily at noon with new case statistics and information.
Indiana State Dept. Of Health Resources
The official ISDH COVID-19 website, where the department will post updates about the virus in Indiana, resources and precautionary information.
City Approves 4th Street Garage Plans, Adds Nearly 200 Spaces
The garage will be seven stories tall and have 537 parking spaces with one percent of its budget being allocated toward exterior artwork.
Indiana QB Ramsey Says He's Transferring To Northwestern
Ramsey tweeted Monday he is "beyond excited for the next chapter" and thanked Indiana for "allowing me to live out my dream of playing college football."
Indiana House Honors Retiring Speaker Brian Bosma
The Indiana House honored retiring Speaker Brian Bosma (R-Indianapolis) Monday as he officially stepped down from his position leading the chamber.
Coronavirus In Indiana UPDATE: 20 Cases Confirmed Sunday
As of Sunday, March 15, at 8:30 p.m., 20 people in Indiana have tested positive for the new coronavirus. Counties affected include Johnson, Marion, Hendricks, LaPorte, Boone, Howard, Wells, Adams, Noble, Floyd and St. Joseph.
Stock Market Volatility Amid COVID-19 Leads To Uncertainty For Hoosiers
DePauw University Economics Professor Gary Lemon says this is just a "bump in the road" for Hoosier investors.
Purdue Professor: Lead In Schools Bill Won't Protect Kids
A bill headed for Gov. Eric Holcomb’s desk would require schools to test for lead in drinking water. But a Purdue University professor says the bill won’t protect kids.
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