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We shouldn’t celebrate Black History Month.
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We shouldn’t celebrate Black History Month.
When Ana Gutiérrez immigrated to the United States, she never expected for agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to knock on her door and take her and her son into custody for possible deportation.
A number of former National Football League players have come forward saying they wished they had never played football. Since the movie “Concussion” was released at the end of 2015 detailing the serious brain trauma possible from playing football, some have even said they will never allow their children to play.
In less than a month, the 10-part Netflix documentary crime series “Making a Murderer” has swept the nation.
For more than 50 years, affirmative action has been a part of higher education, allowing discrimination in the name of so-called diversity.
After 15 strenuous weeks, we are in the final stretch as only one week of final exams stands between us and winter break, Hoosiers.
While the National Football League has had its fair share of domestic abuse cases in the past, one recent case has been drawing attention after photos of the victim were released last month.
Though many people have started planning their Thanksgiving dinners earlier each year to accommodate Black Friday sales beginning at about 4 p.m. Thursday, I have to ask myself, is it worth it?
The Western world lit up blue, white and red Friday night in solidarity with France after the heinous acts that took place in the nation’s capitol.
While corporal punishment might still be legal in South Carolina according to the legislation records on scstatehouse.gov, one Richland County police officer was suspended after taking it too far when arresting a teenage girl at school.
It is no secret that IU has been through a rocky semester, but this weekend served as a reminder of why I am so proud to call myself a Hoosier.
For the year and a half I have lived in Bloomington, I have cringed almost every day walking past the two-way stops on Grant Street.
“Think before you donate” and “think before you pink” posts have flooded Facebook lately, urging users to reconsider giving to charitable organizations.
As I was walking home from dinner the other night I noticed trash strewn carelessly on the sidewalk, and I had an epiphany.
Chocolate is known as one of many people’s “guilty pleasures,” but you might find yourself feeling guiltier than usual the next time you bite into a chocolate bar if recent allegations about the industry are true.
The alleged rape case involving Chicago Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane is becoming increasingly bizarre.
After a bill was passed Friday in the House to defund Planned Parenthood if the organization doesn’t stop performing abortions, the public was divided by emotions of joy and outrage.
If the motto of our boys in blue is “to serve and protect,” why is it starting to feel like their purpose is to scare and neglect?
When it comes to hangovers, we’d all like to avoid them.
Since it is the year 2015, it only seems logical that women would earn an equal salary to men for doing the same exact job.