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Students driving students: IU Safety Escort provides free alternative to services like Uber, Lyft

The service transported 27,800 riders last fiscal year.

No. 2 Michigan pulls away to beat No. 14 IU in women's Big Ten opener

The Hoosiers looked rusty coming off of a two-month break.

Trojan Horse renovations near completion

The 41-year-old restaurant resides in a historic building from the mid-1800s.

COLUMN: Familiar faces, young talent grace NFL Conference Championship weekend

The Kansas City Chiefs play the New England Patriots, while the L.A. Rams take on the New Orleans Saints.

Recently retired IUPD sergeant excited for time to volunteer, travel

Shannon Ramey’s last day on the job was Dec. 6.

IU track and field to host Gladstein Invitational

IU is hosting 12 other schools in the annual invitational. 

Bloomington could be hit with more snow, ice Saturday

Bloomington could get one to three inches of snow Saturday.

IUSG peer-to-peer organization advises students through misconduct process

Student Rights, a branch of IUSG, helps students through misconduct hearings.

LETTER: Here is the big problem for Democrats

IU-owned TV station WTIU will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2019

The PBS television station will host events to celebrate the anniversary throughout 2019.

IU wrestling to face off with rival Purdue on Friday

The Hoosiers have lost eight straight dual competitions to Purdue. 

Billy Strings to bring a new take on bluegrass to the Bluebird

Strings is known for his passionate live performances and use of old and new music trends.

Stand-up comedian Tom Thakkar to perform at the Comedy Attic this week

The Comedy Attic owner hopes to create an environment where comedy can survive, thrive and grow.

COLUMN: Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos show why marriage is a bad idea

Love seldom lasts, so please consider the many alternatives to marriage.

IU students majoring in comprehensive design build, create in real-time

The nearly new  interdisciplinary program lets students explore disciplines within design.

Three ordinances approved, schedule set to hear city’s transportation plan

The council established historical districts and renewed Urban Enterprise Zone program.

COLUMN: Homophobia in hip-hop is normalized discrimination

The hip-hop community needs to be more socially aware of the LGBTQ community.

COLUMN: Juul's problems can't go up in smoke

Juul Labs shrugs its influence among youth as an accident while heavily targeting them.

IU women's basketball suffers first home loss in over a year

The Hoosiers fall to 15-3 and 4-2 in the Big Ten.

Holcomb discusses DCS, hate crimes in State of the State address

His third address included agendas for the opioid crisis and teacher pay.