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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: Newsrooms don’t ‘vanish.’ They are gutted

The April report’s central recommendation was that student media shouldn’t be expected to be profitable.

ESPN’s College GameDay heads to Bloomington for Indiana football’s matchup with Washington

The Hoosiers enter the contest 7-0.

John Mellencamp to join Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff crew on stage ahead of Homecoming showdown

The Hoosiers and the Cornhuskers face off at noon Saturday.

Sexual abuse persists in the IU Jacobs School of Music

False fire alarms have cost Bloomington Fire Department tens of thousands

At least 135 false alarms last year cost more than $40,000 in Fire Department fees.

Inside the origin of ‘Waffle House,’ Indiana football receiver’s viral nickname

Junior wideout Elijah Sarratt leads the Hoosiers with 29 receptions for 513 yards.

COLUMN: Advice for seniors on how to make the most of senior year

Who says senior year isn’t the perfect time for new opportunities?

UPDATED: Former Indiana basketball players sue IU for allegedly ignoring sexual abuse complaints

The lawsuit concerns alleged abuse from former team physician Brad Bomba Sr.

‘Changing the culture of IU’ — with chicken

Indiana swimming hosts annual Cream and Crimson Exhibition

Team Cream took the victory over Team Crimson by a score of 286.5-233.5.

Behind the counter of IU Dining

IU’s dining menu is always changing, designed by its chefs.

How bagels and a warehouse produced one of the nation’s top college pickleball teams

LETTER FROM THE EDITORS: The IDS has no confidence in the Media School’s plan for student media

The Media School is cutting a profitable newspaper produced by an editorially independent news organization.

IU Media School shares plans to cut IDS weekly paper without student leader, faculty input

The plan also involves merging the business operations of IUSTV, WIUX and the IDS.

COLUMN: The best fall treats in Bloomington

Celebrate the start of fall with various fall-inspired delicacies.

IU Native American Centers call for action on Indigenous People’s Day

The Jingle Cones for Justice Project is bringing attention to residential boarding schools.

Tale Blazing to bring Bloomington together through storytelling Oct. 12

There will be five storytellers from different backgrounds telling stories around fires.

Students display artistic creations at the second First Thursdays event of the year

This First Thursdays event featured both new and experienced artists.

Former Crazy Horse employees allege sexual harassment

Bloomington unemployment dropped full percentage point in August, new data shows

Average wage growth in the Bloomington metro’s private sector has leveled out.