Matt Rasnic
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Bloomington, IN, United States
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Duke claims equipment was working properly at time of Friday's campus power outage
IU is investigating what caused the outage. → Read More
IU swimming coach Mike Westphal fired
He was arrested and released on bail Aug. 30. → Read More
Parades, music and food: things to do in Bloomington this Fourth of July
A fish fry and harp competition among things to do. → Read More
Bloomington selects Berlin-based artist to create public art for Trades District
The art will feature plexiglass and LEDs. → Read More
Study shows choosing the right dog brings similar challenges as dating
Samantha Cohen led the research as a Ph.D. student. → Read More
New academic rank approved for IU lecturers
The new rank will be called teaching professor. → Read More
Bloomington campus construction projects approved by trustees
Greek houses among the approved renovations. → Read More
Road work and cleanup continues in Bloomington
3,695 pounds of curbside debris have been cleaned off the streets. → Read More
Four new degree options approved by trustees for IU-Bloomington
A bachelors degree in data science was one of the degrees approved. → Read More
IU acquires fastest university-owned AI supercomputer
Big Red 200 cost the university $9.6 million. → Read More
New resource for older Bloomington residents to open in College Mall
The ribbon cutting ceremony will be June 20. → Read More
Bloomington and IU partner for 2019 Juneteenth celebration
The June 19 event will have free food, music and games. → Read More
Bloomington City Clerk looks to fill Environmental Commission vacancies
City looks to fill two empty positions. → Read More
Bloomington road restrictions are planned for June, bus stop reopens
For the most up to date information on local construction related road closures, visit the city's website. → Read More
Analysis: IU employees have given more than $175K this election cycle
College of Arts and Sciences employees made up almost 44 percent of the total contributions reported. → Read More
Panel discusses state of women in hip-hop
Three music scholars offered solutions to discovering female-based hip-hop music. → Read More
Seven facts about Herman B Wells you may have never known
Herman B Wells was the 11th president of IU and is known as one of the most influential presidents in the University's history. → Read More
Nine Nobel Prize winners who went to IU
IU faculty and alumni have earned a collective nine Nobel prizes — two in economic sciences, two in physics and five in physiology or medicine. → Read More
Bloomington to present draft of transportation plan, could change downtown dramatically
The plan outlines possible changes such as Kirkwood Avenue becoming a new curbless, shared street. → Read More
Queer rapper Big Dipper's career started as a joke with a friend
Big Dipper anticipates his newest album to be out late this summer. → Read More