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Bloomington to celebrate the final Krampus Rampage and Bazaar

Bloomington’s Annual Krampus Rampage and Bazaar will end Saturday after a decade.

RA applications are open and due Dec. 1

Many conditions must be met before a student becomes an RA.

COLUMN: Beyond ‘The Nutcracker’: classical music pieces for winter playlists

Here’s a playlist of classical pieces that are perfect for the season.

UPDATED: August sexual assault at Eigenmann Hall reported to IUPD

The incident reportedly occurred Aug. 22, according to the crime log.

IUSG passes election eligibility amendment to exclude sexual misconduct offenders

Student body President Ky Freeman vetoed the initial election eligibility amendment.

Black Voices: Wisconsin leads the United States in imprisonment rates of Black people

Black residents have a greater chance of being stopped and incarcerated than white residents.

Black Voices: The Royal Family should end with Queen Elizabeth II

The Royal Family aren't innocent celebrities and shouldn't be regarded as such.

The Daily Rundown: Nov. 30, 2021

Indiana Memorial Union Hosts the Annual Light Up the Night Event

This year marks the 53rd year of the candle lighting tradition.

City officials say samples show minimal lead levels following controlled burn

None of the samples collected contained unsafe levels of lead.

Indiana men’s basketball's Trayce Jackson-Davis named National Player of the Week by ESPN

Jackson-Davis was also named Big Ten Player of the Week earlier this season.

Indiana faces first road game against Syracuse in Big Ten/ACC Challenge Tuesday

Indiana is 6-0, while Syracuse is 3-3 to begin the season.

Indiana women’s basketball drops two spots to No. 6 in AP Poll

Indiana lost to Stanford University and beat the University of Miami in the Bahamas.

OPINION: It shouldn’t be this hard to get care when sick at IU

If you’re sick, you should be able to get an appointment no matter what.

The Daily Rundown: Nov. 29, 2021

OPINION: The tragedy of William Shakespeare: How capitalists steal leisure from workers

Under capitalism, art and leisure are reserved only for the wealthy.

October sexual battery reported at Eigenmann Hall

The case is listed as open.

Eleanor Lehmann believes she was date rape drugged. But she can’t prove it.

Lehmann couldn't receive a date rape drug test at the IU Health Bloomington Hospital.

After vote to disarm school officers, MCCSC receives backlash following gun incidents

Monroe County residents criticized the decision to remove firearms from school resource officers.

IU-Bloomington reports 37 COVID-19 cases during Thanksgiving week

The dashboard reports a 94.6% vaccination rate, same as the week before.