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Monday Rundown: Student-run drag show, IU Board of Trustees, IUWBB wins, On-campus food sales unaffected by new tax

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Drag queens dazzle in student-run show

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Freshman Ethan Tinsley as Jenna Talia poses on the stage in Alumni Hall at the Indiana Memorial Union. Life's a Drag (Race) drew a crowd of over 450 to watch the queens dance and lip sync to artists like Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj.


A student-organized drag show came to Alumni Hall on Saturday. Six queens gave theatrical and choreography performances. Read more here.


IU Board of Trustees approves new residence hall, volleyball and wrestling facility and new degrees

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IU plans on investing around $78.5 million in developing areas of campus such as Ballantine Hall and the Geological Science building. Read more here. 


IU survives scare from Northwestern

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Seniors Tyra Buss and Amanda Cahill run down the court toward the offensive side. IU faced Northwestern and won 78-73 after going into overtime Sunday, Feb. 4, at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Ty Vinson


After an eight-day break, the IU women’s basketball team came out firing against Northwestern on Sunday in Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Despite the early lead, things got close at the end of the game. Read more here.


On-campus food sales to students unaffected by new county tax

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A sign hangs on the cash register of The Round café in Forest Residence Center informs students of the new Monroe County food and beverage tax. The 1-percent tax will not apply to food courts or stores on the IU campus for current students. Peter Talbot


The Monroe County food and beverage tax went into effect Feb. 1. To find out how it affects you, read more here. 


IU freshman tells his #MeToo experience

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Jake Taylor, an 18-year-old freshman, shares his #MeToo story after experiencing sexual assault in high school. Noble Guyon


In high school, Jake Taylor experienced his own #MeToo story. Now he’s found his voice and is calling for change. Read more here.

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