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IU men's soccer captures outright Big Ten title

IU defeated Ohio State 1-0. 

COLUMN: Buckeye beat down, Big Ten title highlight night for IU

IU's Big Ten championship is just step one of three trophies the team wants this season. 

Bloomington man arrested for dealing meth, narcotics

BPD’s Special Investigations Unit was investigating Jackson prior to his arrest.

FAFSA event to help families fill out forms Sunday

 Financial aid experts will help Hoosier families fill out their FAFSA forms.  

Campus Craves aims to satisfy IU students’ late-night cravings

 The owners, IU sophomores, have been working on the idea since high school.  

Natural hair club creates space for women of color

 Campus Curls and Coils members say club helps them learn more about natural hair. 

Filmmaker Boots Riley 'Isn't Bothered' to visit IU

Boots Riley, filmmaker and director of “Sorry to Bother You,” will visit the IU Cinema this Thursday and Friday.

Creating the Creature: Frankenstein turns 200 years old

The 200-year-old story has seen countless changes across prose, theatrical and film iterations. 

COLUMN: What not to wear this Halloween weekend

Consider whether or not your Halloween costume is offensive.

Three things to know as IU field hockey begins Big Ten Tournament

Postseason play starts for IU against Michigan State.

Graduate transfer makes his mark for IU cross-country

Daniel Michalski was told there was no chance he could run cross-country this season. 

IU's paranormal activity occurs at most popular campus locations

Samples Gates, Arboretum and IMU are just a few haunted places at IU. 

IU women’s golf visits Atlanta for last tournament of fall season

IU will take part in the Alexa Stirling Women's Intercollegiate.

Operation Walnut: Saving IU's squirrels one nut at a time

 Squirrels are crossing East Third Street to get nuts. 

IU men's golf travels to Alabama for final event of 2018

The Hoosiers have one final opportunity to win this year.

COLUMN: Politicians have started gaining social media influence, terrible for democracy

We have to keep media completely separate from political influence.

'You get to play the monster for a day': IU alum haunts Bloomington for business

Reilly Donaldson walks around in a monstrous costume to promote his business.

News you need to know for Wednesday, Oct. 24

No charges will be filed against Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill. Here's what you need to know.

Four women claim Hill touched them and made an inappropriate comment March 15.

Sen. Joe Donnelly meets with Bloomington-area volunteers two weeks out from Election Day

The senator made his fifth stop of the day in Bloomington.