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COLUMN: U.S. needs to aid the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico

The United States should pay more attention to preparing its outer territories for natural disasters.

COLUMN: Oppose genocide in Myanmar

The U.S. needs to support the Rohingya without politicizing human rights.

GUEST COLUMN: National Hispanic Heritage Month under way

COLUMN: Shift our approach to affirmative action

Focusing affirmative action programming on larger public universities will yield positive results.

Field hockey loses Big Ten opener

IU is off to a 0-1 start in conference play. 

Men's soccer looks for first Big Ten win away from home

IU has started conference play with two draws against ranked opponents. 

The system: Jason Casares resigned amidst his own sexual assault allegations

Multiple investigations, Casares claims, has cleared his name.

Q&A: Buddhist monk answers questions about Taste of Tibet event

Butter tea, momos and more to try this weekend at Taste of Tibet.

IU student dies in Thursday morning car crash

The 18-year-old's car collided with a dump truck near Brown County State Park.

Deep Dialogue workshops use poetry to discuss race, ethnicity

IU students and community discuss race and ethnicity through reading poetry together.

The system

Read our look into sexual assault investigations at IU, coming Monday.

Hoosiers look to stay perfect before Big Ten season

 IU returns home after two weeks on the road for Hoosier Classic. 

COLUMN: Ditching the business suit is your next best career move

 Feeling underdressed after the career fair? That’s why you’ll get hired. 

Jay Wilkinson helps fund new indoor volleyball and wrestling arena

The new volleyball and wrestling arena will be named Wilkinson Hall.

IU's cross-country teams prepare for road trip

  The Indiana Intercollegiate takes place in West Lafayette on Friday

The Odd Couple performs at Waldron Fine Arts Center

"The Odd Couple (Female Version)" reverses gendered roles this Friday.

IU field hockey ready for game against Maryland

IU field hockey looks to grow its four-game win streak.

Information and Library Science department ranked second in the world

A 2017 world ranking puts IU just below Harvard on the list.

Sociologist Alondra Nelson talks DNA testing and racial politics

DNA testing and genealogy projects have been trending over the last decade. 

Bloomington resident pleads not guilty on charges stemming from alleged March rape

DNA analysis indicates he misled investigators when initially questioned.