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Tag: Indiana University
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15th Annual Wedding Guide: Able to Celebrate Their Love With Marriage
One cold, snowy day in January 2014, Jourdan Eastling asked Sarah Hugus if she wanted to drive to Lake Monroe and have a picnic…
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R&B Legends to Kick Off 2021 Black History Month Celebration
The City of Bloomington and the Indiana University Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center invite the community to kick off Black History Month at the 2021…
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IU Cinema Celebrates 10th Anniversary
IU Cinema’s spring season will kick off with a series of virtual events celebrating the 10th anniversary of its first public screening.
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Elinor Ostrom Statue Unveiled on IU Campus
A statue of Elinor Ostrom, the first and only woman to receive the Nobel Prize in economics, was dedicated November 12 on the Indiana…
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IU Premieres ‘IU 2020’ Documentary Series
On Friday, November 13, Indiana University will premiere a series of documentaries called “IU 2020,” which follows 12 undergraduate students over the course of…
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VOTE—What’s At Stake: Women’s Rights
Sleep-deprived women worry about housing, un(der)employment, home schooling, stalled career prospects, child care, elder care, birth control, medical care, welfare benefits, violence, addiction, divorce,…
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VOTE: 23 Experts Tell What’s At Stake for Bloomington & The Country (COVER STORY)
In this preelection issue, we are looking at 23 areas of great concern which will be impacted positively or negatively depending on which candidates…
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VOTE—What’s At Stake: Democracy
Democracies are not Energizer bunnies, running forever like perpetual motion machines. Democracies wind down. They get sloppy . . . And they can die.
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The Best Places to See Colorful Fall Leaves in Bloomington and Beyond (PHOTO GALLERY)
As Indiana’s colorful autumn season progresses, going on a drive or hike to see the changing leaves can be a great outdoor, socially distanced…