Good morning, Bloomington.

IU Kelley School of Business, in partnership with Whirlpool Corporation and Habitat for Humanity, completes its 14th home in Bloomington, empowering a local family and integrating practical philanthropy into its curriculum.

Bloomington Fire Station 1 reopened with enhanced features after a three-year renovation following severe flooding.

Bloomington Volunteer Network calls for volunteers for various activities including stuffing a bus for food pantry, crafting for hospice patients, and adopting a drain to benefit the local community.

This week's IDS Weekly News Rundown includes discussions on the establishment of a Muslim and Middle Eastern culture center at Indiana University, a financial oversight by the IU Funding Board resulting in a $220,000 deficit, and debates over creating a conservation district in Bloomington's Green Acres neighborhood.

Indiana University Bloomington faces protests and legal action against its new policy restricting expressive activities at night, highlighted by allegations of unequal enforcement compared to treatment of ESPN GameDay football crowds.

Bloomington's utility workers are using a new type of activated carbon from coconut husks to improve the taste and odor of the city's drinking water, which is safe despite its earthy, musty characteristics due to organic compounds.

Heather Ray's new book highlights 9 unique fall activities in Southern Indiana, from outdoor adventures to cultural experiences.

Trey Galloway took on a pivotal role in recruiting for Indiana's men's basketball team, using his initiative and the transfer portal to build a stronger roster for the upcoming season.

Bloomington area athletes compete for Herald-Times Athlete of the Week with notable performances in football, soccer, cross country, and volleyball as fall sports season nears its end.

Indiana's Myles Rice is named to the 2025 Bob Cousy Award preseason watchlist, recognizing his standout performances as a point guard.

Maryville Saints vs. Indiana Hoosiers Women's Basketball

Experience the thrilling matchup between the Maryville Saints and the Indiana Hoosiers in women's basketball at the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

University Orchestra: Concert Conducted by Mélisse Brunet

Experience a captivating performance by the University Orchestra under the skilled direction of guest conductor Mélisse Brunet, celebrated for her polished conducting style.

Gallery Walk - First Friday Art Showcase

Experience an exciting evening of art as 14 downtown galleries display special exhibits and offer refreshments for art lovers and the community.

Artisan Guilds of Bloomington Holiday Art Show - Day 2

Experience a vibrant celebration of local artistry featuring clay, fiber, and glass works from regional artists at Bloomington's largest holiday art show.

Concert Orchestra Featuring Jeffery Meyer

Experience a captivating orchestral performance led by conductor Jeffery Meyer, known for his dedication to contemporary music and innovative collaborations.

Oxyopia Vision Science Seminar: Exploring Myopia

Learn about the epidemiology, histology, clinics, and potential etiology of myopia in a seminar led by Jost Jonas, PhD.

2024-25 Indiana Hoosiers Basketball Season Package – Includes Tickets for All Home Games

Experience the excitement of the entire 2024-25 Indiana Hoosiers basketball season with a ticket package that grants access to all regular season home games at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

Understanding Conflict Styles and Communication for Resolution

Learn about various conflict styles and effective communication strategies to manage conflicts constructively.

Harvard Crimson vs. Indiana Hoosiers Women's Basketball Game

Experience an exciting college basketball matchup as the Harvard Crimson take on the Indiana Hoosiers at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall.

Gianmarco Soresi - The Leaning In Tour at The Comedy Attic

Experience an evening of sharp societal observations and energetic comedy from acclaimed stand-up comedian Gianmarco Soresi.