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B-Town Is 1st City in U.S. for ‘Group Portraits’ by European Photographers
In February, European fine art photographers Jon Tonks and Roman Franc began working on a...
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Federal Funding Cuts Are Hitting Home
Grandparents with custody of their grandchildren, low-income families, and stewards of clean water are all...
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Bloomington Sculptor Reaches ‘Punctuation Point’ with Her Latest Exhibition
The career of IU sculpture professor Melanie Cooper Pennington has evolved over 30-plus years, but...
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Making Government Surveillance of Americans More Efficient
The result of newly imposed data-sharing arrangements between government agencies and private companies means the...
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Tom Walsh: The Man Inside the Music
Tom Walsh, professor of music in saxophone and chair of the Department of Jazz Studies...
Mental Health Issues Are Increasing Dramatically Among Hoosier Youth
A recent survey shows nearly half of Indiana high school students experience depression, and a...
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‘History Reclaimed, Stories Retold, Theatre Revealed’
Since 2016, Danielle Bruce, Gladys DeVane, and Liz Mitchell have enlightened the public on “the...
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How the US Treasury Could Punish Nonprofits
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill empowering the Treasury Dept. to eliminate the...
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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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American Teens Feel Pressure in 6 Areas of Life
What are the most common sources of distress among teens? A study conducted in part...
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18 and Not Registered To Vote? Sophia Craiutu Would Like a Word
Sophia Craiutu is a senior at Bloomington High School North, and although she’s too young...
Advocates for Women’s Healthcare Have Plans for Stricter Bans
Poorly written anti-abortion laws in Indiana and other states have forced pregnant women to leave...