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Local News / July 30, 2021
Holcomb Convinced State Fair Will Be Safe Amid COVID-19 Surge
The Indiana State Fair typically draws nearly 1 million people over its run of less than three weeks. And the state is in the middle of the sharpest spike in daily COVID-19 cases since the pandemic's earliest days.
Public Affairs / July 30, 2021
Ex-Slaves' Names Backed For Street Instead Of Eugenics Champ
Responsibilty for renaming rests with the IU Naming Committee and the IU Board of Trustees and with Bloomington Plan Commission, which will hear the proposed names and take public comment at a hearing, to be scheduled later.
Health / July 30, 2021
State Health Officials 'Strongly Urge' Masks In Schools, But Won't Require Them
State health officials say they're not mandating masks in K-12 schools amid a surge of COVID-19 in part because local officials told them they want to make those decisions.
Arts & Culture / July 25, 2021
The Lume Promises A Multi-Sensory Experience
The Lume debuts at Newfields on Tuesday. Guests will be able to walk through nearly 30,000 square feet of immersive digital art by Dutch post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh.
Education / July 30, 2021
University, Motorsports Academy Partner For STEM Scholarships
A new program offers IUPUI scholarships for teens of color interested in STEM academics, including car racing.
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