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IU students launch startup to create seamless online return process

The company wants to make the online return process more efficient.

Meet the candidates running for Bloomington City Council

IU student to participate in ‘Jeopardy!’ High School Reunion Tournament

The winner of the tournament will win $100,000.

COLUMN: ‘The Bachelor’ week 4: it’s valen-time!

Zach and 14 women travel to the Bahamas.

IU to host fourth annual Montage Film Festival in April

IU Cinema has partnered with the Montage Film Festival for two years.

OPINION: Valentine's Day hot takes

This week the opinion desk met to discuss pitches and Valentine’s Day hot takes.

OPINION: Love and happiness are great, but they’re not the same

Self-love needs to come first in order to achieve true happiness.

IU Bloomington students and faculty chosen for Fulbright U.S. Student, Scholar programs

IUB was named a top producer for both Fulbright programs.

OPINION: In defense of the McDonald's hot coffee woman

What you think you know about this case is all wrong.

3 people killed in shooting at Michigan State University

The shooter has been identified as 43-year-old Anthony Dwayne McRae.

COLUMN: Mackenzie Holmes may not be NPOY, but at least give her consideration

Holmes has flown under the national radar for too long.

Hoosiers continue dominant run, sweep Southern Indiana in Sunday double-header

The Hoosiers took down Southern Indiana in commanding fashion, 7-0 and 4-0 to improve to 8-1.

Jackson-Davis, Hood-Schifino awarded Big Ten weekly honors for Indiana men’s basketball

The duo led Indiana to two wins last week.

Sara Scalia's six 3-pointers pushes Indiana women’s basketball past Ohio State

The Minnesota transfer set a new high for points scored since joining the team.

COLUMN: Are we sure we’ve seen the best of No. 2 Indiana women’s basketball?

The Hoosiers now own a share of the Jerome Schottenstein Center.

No. 2 Indiana women’s basketball provides first half clinic, romps No. 13 Ohio State 83-59

The Hoosiers shot 74% in the first half.

Crimson Cupboard sees increase in shoppers as food prices rise causing more food insecurity

According to Feeding America, food insecurity affects more than 34 million Americans.