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No. 16 IU women’s basketball ends winning streak with 78-70 loss to No. 14 Ohio State

IU is now 9-4 overall and 7-2 in the Big Ten.

IU survey of over 4,000 finds large number of Americans believe false election narratives

Half of respondents believed the FBI spied on Donald Trump's campaign.

IU wrestling looks to pick up first win in matches with Northwestern, Penn State Saturday

IU’s last win against Northwestern came in 2017, and it has never beaten Penn State.

Holcomb to relax COVID-19 crowd size restrictions

Starting Monday, groups up to 50% of facility capacity can gather in Monroe County.

COLUMN: Stereotypes of masculinity in men are harmful

Social pressure to seem “masculine” can lead men to having unwanted sex.

IU men’s soccer captain Spencer Glass named to Hermann Trophy Watch List

The award is given out to the best player in college soccer.

Black Voices: Queens Swearing in Queens

Black Voices: 'Part the Clouds' a poem by Alicia Harmon

I trust not your word but your action. Your action not your follow through. 

Black Voices: We need to talk about the Angry Black Girl

The racist trope mislabels Black women as difficult and aggressive. 

GUEST COLUMN: Ending IU graduate fees is a modest demand

 Each year, 8% of graduate workers’ meager pay returns to IU.

Bloomington City Council to vote next week on two potential new historical districts

Two Bloomington buildings were recommended by the Historic Preservation Commission for consideration.

City of Bloomington seeks applications for resident-led Racial Equity Task Force

The task force is being developed to address racism in Bloomington.

IU volleyball looks to record first win of season against Rutgers

The Hoosiers and Scarlet Knights both have yet to win a match this season.

Travel advisory issued Wednesday afternoon for Monroe County, more snow expected

Bloomington is expected to see less than half an inch of snow Wednesday evening. 

IU Grunwald Gallery exhibition investigates Indiana’s natural history and environmental changes

Grunwald Gallery’s upcoming exhibition travels through Indiana’s changing landscape and communities.

OPINION: IU’s partnership with U.S. Department of Defense, private defense contractors is shameful

The university works with morally bankrupt corporations such as Raytheon and Rolls-Royce.

Black Voices: Taking back power through Black Films

This year there are several films to come, highlighting people of color and their stories.

BPD officer seen unmasked inside resident’s home, defying county mandate

Police have previously said the mask mandate does not always apply to them.

No. 16 IU women’s basketball anticipates tough matchup in No. 14 Ohio State

IU faces its second consecutive ranked team Thursday night.

‘Heaven needed some more light’: Family, friends remember Nicole Watson

Watson is remembered as a devoted friend and a fun-loving person.