Rachel Smith
The Herald-Times
Bloomington, IN, United States
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New tool compares safety, sex assault stats at colleges. How do Indiana universities rank?
The sexual assault statistics and support resources of IU and other Big Ten universities have been compiled in a new database by a D.C. nonprofit. → Read More
Bloomington 12-year-old hosts dancing light show nightly for holiday season
Residents can watch a dancing light show synchronized to Christmas carols from their car. The show's mastermind and sole conductor? A 12 year old boy. → Read More
Indiana University will create 100 new faculty positions to keep pace with high enrollment
Some schools with apparent growth, such as the Kelley School and the School of Informatics, are being considered as potential areas for investment. → Read More
Indiana economy will fall off a higher ed enrollment cliff. Did state set itself up to fail?
Indiana universities are catering to out-of-state students in order to survive. Here's how this hurts the state's economy in the long run. → Read More
You might be cleaning your house wrong. Here's how to declutter
Looking to reclaim some space in your home? These local professional organizers tell you the dos and don'ts of rearranging and reorganizing. → Read More
Homicide victim found in Southern Indiana had no name for 18 years — until this DNA match
Monroe County's only unidentified homicide victim within the past 20 years finally has a name. Now police must find his killer. → Read More
Will Indiana's near total abortion ban motivate college students to vote?
Since Senate Bill 1, college students have become more engaged in local politics, but will it translate to showing up at the polls on Election Day? → Read More
Workplace inclusivity: How one Indiana company's pronoun policy is driving employees away
Employees at an education materials company say their workplace does not have the diversity and inclusion they'd been promised. Some are leaving. → Read More
Workplace inclusivity: How one Indiana company's pronoun policy is driving employees away
Employees at an education materials company say their workplace does not have the diversity and inclusion they'd been promised. Some are leaving. → Read More
Workplace inclusivity: How one Indiana company's pronoun policy is driving employees away
Employees at an education materials company say their workplace does not have the diversity and inclusion they'd been promised. Some are leaving. → Read More
Workplace inclusivity: How one Indiana company's pronoun policy is driving employees away
Employees at an education materials company say their workplace does not have the diversity and inclusion they'd been promised. Some are leaving. → Read More
Threats, vandalism and the First Amendment: Indiana town divided by LGBTQ Pride display
Loogootee officials rejected a local request for a LGBTQ Pride display on city property, leading residents to share their stories of discrimination. → Read More
'Life saver' skin patch to detect, instantly reverse drug overdose in development at IU
Two Indiana University faculty members are developing a wearable device that detects signs of an opioid overdose and provides treatment in real time. → Read More
New Indiana law is meant to protect free speech at universities. It may do the opposite.
Indiana University and other colleges in the state are now required to submit an annual report of free speech violation complaints to the state. → Read More
Dierks Bentley to play in Bloomington next spring; tickets go on sale next week
The country music star will perform at the Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on March 4, 2022. → Read More