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Indiana University’s College of Arts and Sciences and O’Neill School invite you to join us on the Bloomington campus this fall. This will be a great opportunity to connect with students seeking spring/summer 2026 internships, or full-time entry level jobs following graduation in December 2025-May 2026. You can look forward to meeting students with a unique combination of studies, skills, and experiences who can help move your organization forward. Students from all stages of their undergraduate and graduate careers attend our fairs to learn about your organization, share their skills, and actively seek out opportunities.
We’re pleased to offer a variety of career fairs for you to choose from. Our industry-oriented fairs are intentionally limited to no more than 20 organizations, to provide a more focused environment that fosters connection between students and employers with shared career interests and goals. Consulting Careers Focus Fair September 11, 2-5 p.m. • Register Here All Industries Career & Internship Fair September 16, 2-6 p.m. • Register Here Retail Careers Focus Fair September 17, 2-6 p.m. • Register Here Environmental Careers Focus Fair October 7, 2-5pm • Register Here
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You are invited to the 2025 Fall Part-time Jobs Fair, held at Alumni Hall, in the Indiana Memorial Union, on the IU Bloomington campus, Friday, August 22nd, from 12:00pm – 4:00 P.M. We hope you can attend!
Our students rely on this fair to connect with employers like you, in order to build experience outside of the classroom, earn money, and build their network of friends, colleagues and mentors. We are excited to provide this opportunity for students as well as a space for campus and local employers to advertise the job opportunities and services you provide. We keep this event free to employers and welcome you to bring up to three colleagues representing your organization. We will send more information in mid-July with specific details for the day of the fair. To register for this event, you need an approved employer account on Handshake. If, for some reason, you do not have an account, please follow the instructions here. Once you have an approved employer account, you can register for the 2025 Fall Parttime Jobs Fair by following this link. . If you have any issues with setting up your account and/or registering, please don’t hesitate to reach out to either myself ([email protected]) or Mary Clare Bauman via email at [email protected] or by calling 812 855-4317. We welcome any opportunity to meet with you to discuss ways we can continue building partnerships to best support Indiana University students. Coffee Drive-Thru for Walk to End Alzheimer's and Area 10 on Aging Food Bank Friday, August 22nd 8:00-10:30 am. We will service hot and cold coffee drinks in exchage for a non-parishable food item or a small donation to support The Walk to End Alzheimer's.  4 million in READI allocations will leverage investments for housing developments in Huntingburg and Leavenworth, childcare expansion in Nashville, and hospital improvements in Washington. The Indiana Uplands READI Steering Committee, Regional Opportunity Initiatives (ROI), and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) have announced that $4,093,000 in Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) funding has been committed to four projects in the Indiana Uplands region. These projects will improve the region by accelerating the expansion of housing, childcare, and healthcare facilities.
“These four projects exemplify the transformative outcomes envisioned through the Indiana Uplands’ READI initiative,” said Tina Peterson, President and CEO of Regional Opportunity Initiatives (ROI). “By expanding workforce housing, childcare, and healthcare capacity, we are enhancing the community conditions necessary for attracting new industry expansions, jobs, and talent. Together with our previously announced READI 2.0 anchor investments, these initiatives contribute to the Indiana Uplands’ entire READI 1.0 & 2.0 portfolio of more than 30 projects and programs strategically selected to build a stronger workforce, a more resilient regional economy, and attractive communities to live, work, play, and invest.” Introducing a new line of ready to heat and eat meals from Garnish Catering!
Real food. Real life. Ready when you are. Garnish Ready was born out of a growing need we saw every day—busy individuals and families wanting real, nourishing meals without the time or stress of daily cooking. As the demand for convenient, high-quality food grew, we knew we could bring something special to the table. Rooted in the expertise of Garnish Catering, Garnish Ready is a natural extension of what we do best: crafting delicious, chef-prepared meals with care, flavor, and attention to detail. Based in Bloomington, Indiana, our team has long been known for creating personalized menus and exceptional service for weddings, events, and private gatherings. Now, we’re bringing that same passion and quality into your home. Our meals are fresh, fully cooked, and designed for real life—just heat and eat. With rotating weekly menus, customizable options, and a growing list of customer favorites, Garnish Ready offers flexibility and flavor to fit your lifestyle. Whether you’re fueling a busy workday, feeding your family, or just looking to take one thing off your plate—Garnish Ready is here to make mealtime easier, fresher, and more satisfying. 
Simtra positioned to become the first CDMO to offer commercial-scale drug product manufacturing of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) in the United States, enabling customers to complete the entire supply chain domestically.Simtra BioPharma Solutions, a leading global contract development and manufacturing (CDMO) specializing in injectable medicines, announced today the purchase from Cook Group of a 65-acre property (301 N. Curry Pike) with more than 300,000 square feet of available space for expansion under-roof near its existing manufacturing facility in Bloomington, Indiana.
Leveraging Simtra’s experience and expertise in manufacturing next generation oncology treatments, including ADCs, at its site in Halle/Westfalen, Germany, the addition of this site provides Simtra significant flexibility to rapidly expand its manufacturing footprint in the United States to respond to growing capacity demands from both new and existing customers. “This purchase gives us the foundation to grow with purpose, building the advanced injectable capacity our customers need while strengthening our presence in North America,” said Franco Negron, Chief Executive Officer, Simtra BioPharma Solutions. “It reflects our long-term commitment to delivering vital injectable products and helping our customers navigate complex global supply chains.” Local, Regional Artists Invited to Apply for Vending Space at Bloomington's Holiday Market7/25/2025 Parks and Recreation invites local and regional artists to submit an application for consideration for indoor and outdoor vending space at the annual Holiday Market, Nov. 29 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at 401 N. Morton St. in Bloomington, next to City Hall.
Artists may apply online to participate in the Holiday Market, or call 812-349-3725 to request an application. There is a non-refundable, $20 jury fee per application. To receive full consideration, applications must be received by Aug. 22 at 11:59 p.m. Applications are divided into 10 categories: clay; drawing/painting/photography; fiber arts; metalwork/woodwork; glass; jewelry; natural materials; personal care; recycled arts; and surface decoration. Works are juried and artists selected based on the style and quality of work, price of work, and variety of artists. Attendees can learn about training for careers in the growing microelectronics industry with hands-on activities Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington is hosting an Open House for its semiconductor fabrication program on Thursday, July 31 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Indiana Center for the Life Sciences (ICLS). The public is invited to attend.
Attendees can learn about the short-term training program and participate in hands-on activities. Lab sessions featuring a photo etching activity will begin at 4:45 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. Guests can also explore the microelectronics industry by using a virtual reality headset. Ivy Tech Bloomington’s semiconductor fabrication program can be completed in less than a year and prepares students for careers in the growing microelectronics industry.
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