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Junior quarterback Nate Sudfeld walks off the field after being injured during IU's game against Iowa on Saturday at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City, Iowa.

Sudfeld will require surgery, out for season

By Grace Palmieri · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 5:14 p.m.

IU football’s worst-case scenario happened.

Holiday spending expected to increase this year

By Holly Hays · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 4:32 p.m.

Holiday spending is expected to increase 4 percent this year.

"Hungry Ghosts" review

By Jack Evans · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 4:20 p.m.

OK Go is the kind of one-hit wonder that could only be bred in the 21st century.

A place for lady gamers

By Elisa Shrack · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 3:34 p.m.

Game developer

How will IU fare without Sudfeld?

By Brody Miller · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 3:28 p.m.

I think it is fair to say IU’s bowl hopes have ended with Sudfeld’s season.

Exhibit on Pyle's aviation work opens at Lilly Library

By Alison Graham · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 3:16 p.m.

He wrote columns about his experiences in France, England and the Pacific. He was on the beaches of Normandy the day after the invasion.

Three bands perform at Bishop tomorrow

By Alison Graham · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 2:38 p.m.

Krill, Nice Try and Super Regal take Bishop stage.

Wilson: Sudfeld's injury to require surgery, out for season

By IDS staff · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 12:33 p.m.

IU junior quarterback Nate Sudfeld will be out for the remainder of the season.

Pablo, our bike tour guide, introduced the group to what Chileans call the "pololo" bug. Pololo means "boyfriend" and the Pololo bug got its name from being annoyingly clingy, like a Chilean pololo, Pablo said.

Echoes of home away from home

By Makenzie Holland · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 12:19 p.m.

I thought about lots of things, but mostly I thought about Bloomington.

Shoot for the stars

By Editorial Board · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 12:12 p.m.

NASA invited the public to send their names on a dime-sized microchip that will go into space.

It's their life

By Claire McElwain · Monday, Oct. 13,2014 12:08 p.m.

A 29 year-old female made national news with her decision to partake in medically-assisted suicide.After weighing all possible courses of action, Brittany Maynard decided that rather than treating her inoperable brain tumor, she will end her life through prescribed medication, known as “dying with dignity.”The subject of doctor-assisted suicide is clearly controversial.The practice of dying with dignity is only allowed in a few states.

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Maurer School of Law recruits Vassar students

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Ethnohistory archive named after IU faculty member

Large storm and tornado hit Monroe County, Bloomington Wednesday

Tornado warning issued, later cancelled for Bloomington, parts of Monroe County

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Indiana football lands 4-star linebacker Jalaythan Mayfield

Indiana football secures 3-star cornerback Ramir Harris-Dupree