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One Year, 100 Stories — Thank You, Readers!
Editorial Director Lynae Sowinski reflects on the first 100 stories in our first year of...
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IU to Showcase Artists with Massive Monthly Festival
Recognizing the wealth of “artists and thinkers” on campus, the IU Arts and Humanities Council...
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‘Juniper’ a Gripping Story of Local Family and a Girl ‘Born Too Soon’
The new book Juniper: The Girl Who Was Born Too Soon, by award-winning journalists and...
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Destination Small Town: Vevay, a Small Town with Big Wine
Older than the state itself, Vevay, Indiana, was home of the first successful commercial winery...
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New Exercise Routines Offer More Than Dumbbells and Marathons
New studies suggest that an effective fitness routine doesn’t have to mean building muscle mass...
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Queer Space, Post-Orlando: Can Karaoke Save the Misfit?
Many people think what’s happening at The Back Door is culturally transformative,” Zak Szymanski writes...
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Are Market Forces Ruining B-town's 'Sense of Place'?
Bloomington’s downtown landscape has changed dramatically in the past decade — influenced more by college...
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Stirring the Pot: Playing Favorites
Before every visit from her children, Ruthie Cohen receives “The Rider,” which contains all the...
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Ann Richards: Governor of Texas, 1991-1995
Cardinal Stage Company’s 10th Anniversary Season season kicks off with a Texas-sized bang! "Ann is...
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11 Tips to Be the Best Pokémon Go Player ... Like No One Ever Was [video]
Have you been wandering the streets of Bloomington looking for Pokémon, walking one more block...
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Farm to Yarn: The Craft
In parts one and two of her “Farm to Yarn” series, Lindsay Welsch Sveen procured...
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Plan-It-Right: A Folk-Punk’s Survival Guide to Plan-It-X Fest
Writer TJ Jaeger says surviving Plan-It-X Fest — a folk-punk music festival running July 22...