Ethan Sandweiss
Multimedia Journalist-
A former Bloomington resident and current Middle Way House volunteer, Eisenberg has been involved with the organization for over a decade. -
IU’s organization chart shows Brenda Stopher reporting to the Vice President of Student Success an Executive Advisor. Her salary for 2027 is listed the same as her salary as a university vice president. -
The American Civil Liberties Union sued to block Todd Rokita’s Civil Investigative Demand, alleging he issued the order as retaliation for the Bloomington nonprofit notifying local service providers about ICE operations. -
Both companies are offering $4 million for the property, but they include different visions for housing affordability. -
The ritual pushed at least two pledges to the point that their muscles began to disintegrate – a condition called Rhabdomyolysis, which can be fatal. -
The IU Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism said it will use the money to “train educators, journalists and public officials to recognize antisemitic rhetoric” and create scholarship that can be used to inform public policy. -
One realtor represents the seller and buyer in a county land deal, and his brother sits on county council. It's technically legal, but residents question the choice of broker. -
Whitten earns $1 million annually since the trustees raised her salary in February. The board also regularly grants her a 25 percent annual bonus. -
Bloomington arts groups and arts groups in 11 southern Indiana counties are getting $3 million from the Lilly Foundation for new shared studio space, equipment and professional development. -
The program – which includes Indiana University as a partner – is getting $15 million for the first two years of the program and may be eligible for up to $160 million over a decade.
