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Kappa Sigma placed on cease and desist for alcohol, hazing, endangering others

The chapter returned in January after its charter was withdrawn for alcohol and hazing.

OPINION: A defense of staying in bed all day

American workers deserve more time to rest and relax.

GUEST COLUMN: 5 things incoming students should know when arriving in Bloomington

Ease your transition into college life.

Indiana men’s basketball head coach Mike Woodson receives $1 million annual raise

Woodson will earn $4.2 million annually for the remaining four years in his current contract.

Jerry Seinfeld to perform at IU Auditorium Oct. 20

The comedian’s performance lands on the Friday of IU’s Homecoming weekend.

COLUMN: A brief history of 21st century meme culture

Dissecting the most prominent meme eras of my lifetime

OPINION: Embrace your inner child

You’re never too old to read picture books.

Elm Coffee House Pop Up

Bloomington Transit expansion approved by city council

The expansion still requires Mayor John Hamilton’s approval.

IU alumni open Davis Academy of Music in downtown Bloomington

The academy caters to adults wanting to learn a musical instrument

Consumer advocacy group claims AES Indiana mislead consumers over rate increases

Citizens Action Coalition said the company mislead customers on how much bills will increase.

Indiana baseball’s Devin Taylor named NECBL Rookie of the Year, Tyler Cerny All-Appalachian League Team

Taylor and Cerny thrived in their first seasons of collegiate summer baseball.

Residents express environmental, infrastructure, traffic concerns about 139-acre development off Weimer Road

The Plan Commission voted to forward the petition to a second hearing in September.

OPINION: Leaving home never gets any easier

Even though leaving was all that I wanted, 1,000 miles always feels too far.

Introducing a new major: The Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychological Science! A first of its kind from the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Indiana DNR reports two deaths at Lake Monroe this weekend

New York resident Rajesh Kumar and Bloomington resident Paul Bosler died at Lake Monroe this past weekend.

COLUMN: ‘The Last Voyage of the Demeter’ is bloody disappointing

This adaptation of the classic novel doesn’t surpass Stoker’s original

Indiana Athletics to survey fans, begin examining upgrades to Memorial Stadium

The project will mark just the third-ever major renovation to Indiana’s football stadium.

COLUMN: Noname finds taste of rigidity on ‘Sundial’

The rapper’s second full-length album sees a sharper focus

ACLU of Indiana challenging new law requiring bystanders to stay 25 feet away from police activity

House Enrolled Act 1186 went into effect July 1.