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Video roundup for April 2-6

IU set to compete at Irish Creek Intercollegiate

Following a seventh place finish two weeks ago, IU men’s golf will look for more consistent play this weekend. 

Friday Rundown: Robert Sears sting, Duane Goldman to retire, IU Board of Trustees meets, African American Dance Company

Everything you need to know for Friday, April 6. 

Muslim students say hate is not limited to 'Punish a Muslim Day'

Some took to social media Tuesday with a counter-campaign called “Love a Muslim Day.”

IU baseball returns to Big Ten play with home series against Purdue

Since 1895, IU and Purdue have done battle on the baseball diamond.

Korean Night to bring culture on campus

Korean music ensemble group Badi is a featured performer. 

Hoosiers head east to close regular season

IU will close out its regular season with five conference games starting Friday. 

IU honors Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders

Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month celebrates AAPI achievements and history.

African American Dance Company unites art and activism in upcoming show

The internationally known dance company will present works exploring gender issues.

IU Board of Trustees meets to hear campus updates and reports

The Thursday meeting covered campus updates, accreditation, Title IX and student success.

Voter registration deadline for upcoming primary draws near

Voters can register up until midnight April 9.

Candystripe champ

 Join the Indiana Daily Student, as we celebrate board games, by embarking on a Hoosier-themed adventure. Brave all-nighters at Wells and 8 a.m. treks through snow to prove yourself a champion as you make your way to graduation. 

How the sting to catch firefighter Robert Sears unfolded

 A Bloomington Police Department detective posed as a 14-year-old girl on the app Whisper to catch Sears. 

Wrestling coach of 26 years announces retirement

IU Coach Duane Goldman retires as former star wrestler returns to lead the program.

COLUMN: US education requires drastic overhaul to remain effective

Education should focus on transferable skills, not the regurgitation of facts and figures.

EDITORIAL: Without fixes, the 2020 census will be a disaster

Unless changes are made, no one will be seeing clearly in 2020.

Battleshots is a better board game

With alcohol, your board game night can reach the next level.

The deal with Kilroy's

Kilroy’s on Kirkwood has become a staple of IU culture as iconic as taking photos at the Sample Gates.

Pitching has been crucial for IU against the Big Ten

The Hoosiers will face Nebraska and the top two batters in the conference this weekend. 

Bloomington Farmers’ Market opens this weekend

The Farmers' Market starts at 8 a.m. and goes until 1 p.m.