The Long Goodbye: Living with Alzheimer’s Disease

No cure. Not enough doctors, nurses, or trained caregivers. Years of research wasted. With an...

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Experts Grade Social Media Companies on Midterm Misinformation

The 2022 midterm election season is prime time for misinformation and disinformation on social media....

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Stirring the Pot: The Little Yoga Studio That Could

Limestone Post columnist Ruthie Cohen says Crystal Orly’s Ekah Yoga studio, pre-pandemic, was a community...

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CanopyBloomington’s Mission: To Grow and Sustain Our Urban Forest

Faced with this alarming data about the health of trees in Bloomington, Dr. Sarah Mincey...

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Kinsey Institute Still on the Cutting-Edge after 75 Years

Alfred Kinsey’s book Sexual Behavior in the Human Male was a milestone in the study...

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Supreme Court Could Do Even More Damage

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case that could upend how elections are conducted,...

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Indiana Legislature Violates Principle of ‘Free and Equal’ Elections

Retired IU Professor Emeritus Jim Allison shows how the Indiana legislature, by means of partisan...

Monroe County, IU Preparing for Mpox Virus

Since May, the U.S. has gone from zero to more than 15,000 cases of monkeypox,...

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Bloomington’s Music Scene Has Pivoted During the Pandemic

“Bloomington has been easing back into its live music groove, with concerts and festivals repopulating...

988 Mental Health Lifeline to Include System of Care

The increase in mental health issues has led to the creation of the 988 Suicide...

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Sheila Kennedy: Civic Literacy ‘Critical’ to a Functioning Democracy

Sheila Suess Kennedy, Emerita Professor of Law and Public Policy, says that when people don’t...

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‘We Were Already in This Together’: Pandemic Times in Intentional Community

People living in intentional communities engage daily in cooperative living. How were they affected by...