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COLUMN: My favorite college roommates are an 80-year-old French couple

When traveling as a college student, you have to be comfortable with a variety of sleeping arrangements.  

COLUMN: Try geocaching for a good time

Geocaching is a fun way to get outside and explore nature.

Broomsticks Bakery offers baked goods “with a touch of magic”

 Owner Shaina Dwiel uses natural ingredients in her recipes.  

'Blaze' and brew with Upland Brewery and Cicada Cinema this November

The screening of "Blaze" will take place Nov. 16. 

UPDATED: Breaking down IU’s path to a Big Ten Tournament title

The Hoosiers are the No. 1 overall seed. 

COLUMN: In defense of Mike Leach and expanding the College Football Playoff

Washington State Coach Mike Leach wants an expanded College Football Playoff. You should too.

IU mourned two shootings Monday. How many others happened across the country?

Shootings across the country injured or killed people as young as 2 and as old as 97. 

Students from Foster, McNutt sue IU in lawsuit over 'mold infestation'

Families file emergency motion to speed up court process.

News you need to know for Thursday, Nov. 1

IU wrestling to open season this Saturday at Virginia

IU will also participate in the Hokie Open on Sunday.

First Class

As IU volleyball looks to rebuild under a new coaching staff, its first freshman class could prove to be pivotal.

City council passes $10 million bond for parks improvements

 Mayor John Hamilton said the improvements would be a gift to future generations.  

Bloomington adopts sustainability plan

 The plan sets 33 sustainability goals for the next five years. 

IU cultural centers celebrate the Day of the Dead

Dia de los Muertos is not a scary or sad holiday, it is a celebration of past lives with family.

Dia de los Muertos event brings Latino community together

Students celebrate this Mexican tradition with the help of La Casa.

Hoosiers defeat Wolverines on Halloween

IU volleyball picked up an upset win against No. 14 Michigan.

Bloomington police temporarily increase school security amid school shooting threats

Two students have been suspended since making the threats.

IU scientist group fights for science-based public policy

Group leaders say they want non-scientists to join too. 

Annual Farmers’ Market soup tasting to take place Saturday

The event will celebrate its 12th year.

Jordan Greenhouse roots for research and education

 The Jordan Hall greenhouse serves as a research space and community center.