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What Is ‘A Sense of Place’? Bloomington Students Explain — and Share Theirs
Students in the American Studies class at Bloomington’s Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship were asked...
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USA International Harp Competition Returns to B-town in 2025
The triennial USA International Harp Competition returns to the IU Jacobs School of Music for...
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Apprenticeships Work for Some High School Students But Not All — Yet
Workplace apprenticeships are not your typical after-school jobs. Designed to connect high school students to...
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‘Paint the State’ Anti-drug Mural Contest Started by Local Student
Bloomington high school student Hazel Hammerstein founded the nonprofit Indiana Prevention Project to spread the...
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School Matters: 439 Million ‘Dollars to Discriminate’ with School Vouchers
Despite growing evidence that voucher students fall behind academically when they switch from public to private schools,...
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The Art of Totality: Celestial Celebrations in the Hoosier State
Bloomington and neighboring communities are preparing a rush of activity for the solar eclipse on...
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Wealthier, Urban Americans Have Access To More Local News
A recent report by The State of Local News Project at Northwestern University documents the...
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School Matters: Indiana Short-Changes Rural Schools [column]
“School Matters” is a new Limestone Post column by journalist Steve Hinnefeld that will cover...
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Monroe County Finalists for the Lilly Endowment Scholarship
The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program encourages young Hoosier scholars to “engage with each other...
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Bloomington’s 2023 ASE English Students Share Their ‘Sense of Place’
Since 2016, students in Rachel Bahr’s English 11 class at Bloomington’s Academy of Science and...
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IU Professors Host Ethical Metalsmiths and Radical Jewelry Makeover
IU professors of metalsmithing and jewelry design are collaborating with the nonprofit Ethical Metalsmiths to...
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Local Parents, Educators Face ‘Attack’ on Public Schools from Indiana Lawmakers
Parents, educators, and advocates say the Indiana General Assembly passed harmful and unnecessary laws that...