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Streets to Stability initiative takes collaborative approach to homelessness (opens the original)
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Heading Home of South Central Indiana’s Streets to Stability initiative has launched in downtown Bloomington, bringing rental assistance, case management and other interventions to address unsheltered homelessness. The initiative, announced in a June press release, connects organizations focused on solving homelessness with funding and assistance from city and county government, local businesses, philanthropic groups, health care and faith communities. Bloomington Township trustee Efrat Rosser s
Reduced IU Dining hour hinders student meal routines, helps staff preparation (opens the original)
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In an April 2026 column, some students agreed Indiana University dining hall hours were too limited for their busy schedules. This August, the university reduced the hours more. Forest, McNutt and Wright dining halls open at 7 a.m. and close at 9 p.m. on weekdays —consistent with the previous weekday schedule. These dining halls are “All You Care to Eat.” As for weekends, hours have changed. In spring 2026, “All You Care To Eat” dining halls were open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Now, these dining hall
IU community gathers to fundraise, discuss support after floods in Nepal (opens the original)
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Indiana University hosted a community forum and fundraiser to raise awareness for flood victims in Nepal on Wednesday at The Cook Center for Public Arts and Humanities. Flooding began Aug. 26 and caused major damage across several parts of the country, including Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading. As of Sept. 9, Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported 1,367 bodies had been recovered and about 5,100 people were still missing. “Some of those videos and photos are kind of dystopian — this great body
‘Overwhelmingly Bloomingtonian’: Bloomington Symphony Orchestra kicks off 57th season (opens the original)
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The Bloomington Symphony Orchestra kicked off its 57th season Sunday evening with “Musical Memories,” a free show at Switchyard Park. The concert began at the park's main stage at 7 p.m., and featured familiar music, including Aaron Copland’s “Rodeo” and Georges Bizet’s “Carmen Suite.” Music director Michael Patterson described the show’s energy as fun and passionate, with a goal of engaging the audience. “I want them to dance,” Patterson said. “I want them to sing. I want them to smile. I want
What students may have missed in Bloomington, IU news this summer (opens the original)
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As the fall semester begins, here are five summer news stories for students to catch up on: The U.S. Department of Agriculture unexpectedly shut down IU Professor Roger Innes’ Myers Hall lab and several adjacent spaces in May. The closure came after a December 2025 FBI search of the lab. Innes said that the closure was connected to an anticipated USDA review of the lab following months of federal scrutiny. USDA officials did not name any federal violations, but Innes said the closure of the inte
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