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COLUMN: Assault at Spring Valley High School reflects police brutality

The assault at Spring Valley High School shows police brutality at its finest. 

COLUMN: We're still at war in Afghanistan

We are still a nation at war. 

EDITORIAL: Bored of Benghazi

The Select Committee on Benghazi is a political stunt, not a real investigation. 

COLUMN: We're promoting pedophile culture

"Pedophile culture" is another branch of the patriarchy. 

COLUMN: Houstonians use fear to sway votes on Proposition One

Transgender folks aren't "bathroom predators."

COLUMN: Reinvesting in the crossroads of America

Gov. Pence's road repair plan is great for the state of Indiana. 

Meet the 2015 Homecoming Court Nominees

Indiana Daily Student spoke with this year’s nominees for 2015 Homecoming King and Queen Court.     Homecoming Court King nominees   Andrew Braden , Elkhart, IN, senior, policy analysis major with theater political science and economics minors   IDS: Why did you apply to be on Homecoming Court?   Braden: I applied to be on Homecoming Court because I have had several friends go through the process and it seemed like a new and exciting experience for my last year of undergrad at IU.

Yaolin's story

Friends regret not calling police, recall a pattern of repeated abuse.

Yaolin Wang's friends regret not calling the police, describe a pattern of repeated abuse

When Yaolin Wang's friends put the bits of information they each had together, the image of an abuser came into focus.

IU junior midfielder hates to lose

Tanner Thompson grew up loving soccer and no other sport.

Police officer copes with daughter's death

After a 25 year career, DUI officer Daniel Shragal tries to re-enter the field after his daughter was killed by a drunk driver.

IMU begins fundraiser Monday

IMU began its annual fundraiser Helping Hands Monday.

Dance company to perform on 50th anniversary tour at IU Auditorium

Twyla Tharp Dance Company will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Prone masturbation a threat? Probably not

Robbery reported at Bloomington jewelry store

Victor Settle Jewelry was reportedly robbed Oct. 22.

Local tech experts lead free coding courses

Bloomington tech experts teach free coding courses at Monroe County Public Library 

COLUMN: Shukrán, Morocco (Thank you, Morocco)

Travel columnist discovers similarities between her Moroccan hosts and her life back home.

IU club accepting sponsors for Bloomington Music Summit

The Bloomington Music Summit will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Nov. 14 in the Frangipani room of the Indiana Memorial Union.

IU debate team making improvement

The IU debate team continues to make steady improvements. 

Folbre to present 2 Patten Lectures

Nancy Folbre will discuss the intersections of political economy and feminist theory.