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News you need to know for Thursday, Oct. 18

Students offer testimonials of personal struggles with health care system, officials respond

At the IU Healthcare Town Hall, the discussion centered on insurance and money.

Bloomington Police Department to replace old dashcams

A federal grant is distributed to the city and county based on violent crime statistics.

COLUMN: Trump is perpetuating sexism

President Donald Trump's sexist behavior is harmful, as it hurts women and encourages men to repeat it.

EDITORIAL: Fortnite is the place to talk about climate change

Using Fortnite as a platform to discuss climate change brings the important conversation to children.

IU to face Penn State in final regular season game

IU will look to build momentum as it heads to the final stretch of the season.

New haunted house in Campus Costume's warehouse attracts 400 visitors

This is the first year the shop has offered a haunted house. 

IU Auditorium chooses season with audience in mind

Serving most of south central Indiana, IU Auditorium must balance a diverse array of tastes.  

Rush Hour Station: warming Bloomington hearts since 2011

This Vietnamese inspired little cafe provides its patrons with cleverly-named soups and sandwiches. 

Breaststroke and relay events to lead Hoosiers on road trip to Austin

The No. 6 Hoosiers will face No. 4 Texas and No. 19 Florida in a two day meet in Austin, the site of this year’s National Championships.

Windfall Dancers Inc. allows people to dance, share love for the creative arts

The Windfall Dance Company performed on its 40th anniversary at Lotus. 

COLUMN: Visiting the elderly improves their lives

It is necessary to visit your elderly family members and communities to be a positive presence in their lives.

EDITORIAL: Trey Hollingsworth should debate Liz Watson

By refusing to appear in Bloomington, Rep. Trey Hollingsworth appears not to be taking his campaign seriously.

Men's swim and dive set to battle two ranked opponents

IU has defeated both Texas and Florida for three straight seasons. 

News you need to know for Wednesday, Oct. 17

Everything you need to know for Wednesday, Oct. 17. 

IU shuts out Butler to finish nonconference play

The Hoosiers scored a pair of first-half goals.

McRobbie discusses academic growth and bicentennial plans

The president talked about expansion, research and education standards.

IU receives $300,000 grant to preserve artifacts from Angel Mounds

The laboratory will excavate and preserve thousands of Native American artifacts.

Bloomington Transit will add electric bus to fleet

Electric buses have several cost and environmental advantages.  

McRobbie said IU has a handle on its mold problem. Some students disagree.

Some students said they don't think IU has done enough.