[AI-Generated Summary] Covers several key developments affecting the Bloomington community and Indiana University. City officials are currently divided over a proposed ordinance that would establish specific housing and notification requirements before displacing individuals experiencing homelessness, a measure the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce opposes. On campus, President McRobbie announced that the fall 2021 semester will return to in-person instruction due to declining COVID-19 positivity rates, though safety protocols such as masks and mitigation testing will remain. Additionally, the university celebrated the opening of the Cooke Center in the historic Maxwell Hall as a new hub for arts and humanities, while also introducing the IU Inclusive Excellence Award to recognize faculty efforts in diversity and equity.
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