Ethan Sandweiss
Multimedia Journalist-
The FSSA said it will take time to assess trends and train case workers on new assessment tools. -
AskRose started in 1991 with just two phones. The math and science tutoring service now employs more than 80 Rose-Hulman students and is staffed 25 hours a week. -
Bloomington has two new street names for the future Hopewell neighborhood: W. Heartwell Lane and W. Possibility Lane. Two-hundred eighty-eight residents cast their vote. -
City of Bloomington Utilities issued the advisory late Saturday after finding turbidity levels above the maximum level permitted by drinking water standards. -
As the world’s largest supplier of fruit flies, it’s difficult to overstate the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center’s stature in the world of genetic research. -
The largest gift from an individual in Indiana University's history will rename the graduate division of the Kelley School of Business after alumnus and donor Jeffrey H. Thomasson. -
The Bloomington Police Department has been seeking a move since flooding five years ago damaged its downtown station. -
If the Commission supports the move, the city will have to identify an owner’s representative and seek out an architectural firm. -
On the morning of Sept. 11, James Buher was in Washington, D.C. Then director of the School of Public Affairs at IU, he led a class of 25 employees from Crane naval base to a meeting at the Pentagon. -
Last year, the annual report by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression placed IU last among public universities.
