While Indiana, like most states, struggles with an ongoing opioid crisis that officials predict will get worse before it gets better, there are groups trying to mitigate the damage.
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At IU’s Science Fest, visitors can create their own baseball-size comets using water, dry ice, dirt, and syrup. That’s just one of the many activities planned at the free event taking place October 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in several buildings across the IU campus.
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Becky (Anton) Hrisomalos packed something extra when she came to Bloomington to attend Indiana University in 1949—a strong desire to serve others.
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For many runners, fall is race season, and those looking to hit the road or trail will find several local opportunities.
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A spiritual vision comes into focus this fall with “A Shared Elegy,” a joint photography exhibit by the Indiana University Eskenazi Museum of Art and the IU Grunwald Gallery of Art.
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