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Indiana Universitys trustees approved renaming a portion of Jordan Avenue as Eagleson Avenue and retroactively OKd a payment to Michael McRobbie.

Improved higher education in China and a growing Indian middle class mean more students now come to Indiana University from India than China.

Bloomington police said nothing was suspicious about the death at this time.

Indiana Universitys Lilly Library to officially reopen Sept. 2 after a major renovation, with famed reading room open by appointment

The Indiana University Cinema will be under new leadership this fall, with film scholar Alicia Kozma set to helm the theater as its new director.

Bloomington residents will face increased traffic as 4,000 Indiana University students move into dorms Sunday, with more coming throughout the week.

In “Amen! Music of the Black Church,” Raymond Wise and the African American Choral Ensemble take viewers on through the history of black church music.

Program turns community members into overdose lifesavers The Herald-Times When a Hoosier overdoses on opioids, time is of the essence. Overstretched emergency medical technicians must often navigate large, rural areas to get to the person in need. Sometimes, first responders dont make it in time and another soul is lost to Americas battle with the opioid epidemic.  What if the chances of quickly getting life-saving care to the people who need it could be improved? The Opioid Rapid Response...

Mild cases among vaccinated people on the rise The Herald-Times Indiana University President Pamela Whitten announced Thursday she has tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing minor symptoms. Whitten, who is vaccinated, began feeling unwell Thursday morning and received a positive test the same day, according to the message sent to the IU community. While some critics may point to Whitten getting coronavirus as a failure of the vaccines, early indications suggest she received protect...