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Primary care

This is the fourth installment in an IDS series covering the opioid epidemic across Indiana. Will  Cooke is the only doctor in Austin, Indiana, a city that in 2015  experienced the worst HIV outbreak in US history. Two years later, his  work is still not done.

COLUMN: Praise for Disney

Most millennials grew up watching all of the classic Walt Disney movies. From the Dalmatian plantation to Sleeping Beauty’s cottage, and from Dumbo’s Circus to Cinderella’s Castle, Disney took our young imaginations on countless adventures.

COLUMN: Be smart with Obamacare replacement

Obamacare replacement requires careful deliberation, responsibility from both sides.

EDITORIAL: New ID, who dis

Despite the constant emails foreboding us with subject lines like “Two-Step Login: Don’t get locked out on February 2,” we all felt a little jaded when time came to download Duo Mobile on our phones, which takes up an unnecessary amount of storage space.

COLUMN: Be careful with voice recognition

Echo and Alexa are potentially dangerous technology

A tight vagina is not uncommon

Women take off work to stay vocal on International Women's Day

Julie Hardesty felt awkward sending her coworkers in the Wells Library technology department an email explaining her absence on Wednesday.

The third life of Darryl Pinkins

After 25 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, Darryl Pinkins is  finally free. Now he's starting over in a world that did not wait for  him.

IU author's lecture begins new seminar series

Edward E. Curtis, IV discusses Muslims place in U.S. military and society

IU senior wants to make his last season the best

After three good seasons with the Hoosiers, senior Matthew McCoy seeks new heights with IU in his final season.

Online video chat focuses on fighting stereotypes

The discussions focused on community and individuals' stories

Noon Talk revolves around topic of prostitution

Sex workers in Berlin were the focus of the art-inspired lecture. 

IU divers set for NCAA meet in Bloomington

The meet is one of five zone meets happening across the country this weekend.

On a Day Without Women, women show up to work anyway

Some women felt their presence was too vital to miss work. 

IU gender studies professor reflects on intersectionality in feminism

IU professor highlights struggles of minority women.

Middle Way House honors Toby Strout at knitting event

Middle Way House presented Knit One, Call Too on Wednesday for International Women's Day. 

COLUMN: Argentina faces a political crisis

Right-leaning politics have driven Argentina into the ground

Weekend's Ultimate Spring Break Playlist

Listen on the beach, at the party, in the car.

IUPD gives students tips to avoid burglaries while out of town

Bloomington Police Department found over a quarter of 2015 burglaries were in unlocked residences. 

Student at Briscoe arrested for battery, disorderly conduct and more

The student broke a glass pane to get into the building.