Opinion

OPINION: Braun is tough on degrees: a Catholic's perspective

Indiana’s governor pontificates about which degrees schools should offer, but it's not helping students.

COLUMN: Everyday epigenetics: Lamarck, famine, and why flamingoes are pink

Epigenetics explains variation in Nature’s colors, human health, and long-term effects of environment.

OPINION: How a running app and Instagram encouraged me to become a runner

For the past eight weeks I’ve explored running.

OPINION: Gender-affirming healthcare is good, actually.

The anti-trans moral panic is rife with misinformation, and it was never about protecting kids. 

OPINION: Home workouts can be better than the gym — here’s how I make them work

At home workouts are more efficient, comfortable and affordable.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Students voted to fund the IDS. IU still won’t.

GUEST COLUMN: IU leadership chooses convenience over community. It’s no surprise the expressive activity policy was deemed unconstitutional.

OPINION: Lyla Sage, author of “A Rebel Blue Ranch” series, shows us to embrace the calm in the storm

"Wild and Wrangled” was recently published on April 15.  

OPINION: Thought AI Would Make My Life Easier, But It Left Me Empty

What does it mean to be human when AI redefines intelligence and value?

OPINION: Ana Huang’s most recent book in her “King of Sin” series, “King of Envy,” tackles love, loyalty and identity

“King of Envy” is the most recent book in the series, published April 29.

GUEST COLUMN: Transfer before it’s too late

Leadership working so the value of your degree goes down, not up. 

COLUMN: A love letter to IU

Indiana is home in the truest sense.

OPINION: Grad season provides a moment of bittersweet reflections, gratitude and growth

Congratulations to the class of 2025 on four incredible years!

LETTER: Indiana University media relations should answer questions from the press

IU's media reps are paid by taxpayers — they should answer questions.

OPINION: In Trump's war on immigrants, Congress need not apply: The emerging U.S. monarchy

“You’ll be back,” George III sang in “Hamilton.” He was right.

OPINION: My routine for romanticizing finals week

Exams are hard, but not romanticizing them is harder.

OPINION: Little 500 hot takes

This week the opinion desk and IDS editor's discuss bars, mascots and the races.

OPINION: Legally Blonde is so much more than a rom-com

The film turned musical shows how far you’ll go with a strong support system.

LETTER: A letter in support of all libraries, everywhere

Think about what libraries mean to you and give them your support.

GUEST COLUMN: The enduring foundation of Indiana University

IU Day calls us to honor Wells' enduring principles.