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Former Hoosier Jordan Fuchs positions himself for another shot at college football

Dismissed from IU's football program this past spring, Fuchs wants another chance.

IU football not overlooking UVA defense

IU is looking for a stronger rushing attack this week against Virginia. 

IU volleyball looks to play to a standard this weekend

Hoosiers look to stay consistent this weekend at the Dunn Hospitality Tournament.

Timmy Mehl is a multi-faceted soccer defender

IU junior defender Timmy Mehl has been more than just a defender for IU.

IU field hockey returns home for pair of home games

IU plays Central Michigan and Miami (Ohio) this weekend at home. 

Freshmen receive Neal-Marshall pins at ceremony

IU's black leaders offered congratulations and advice to the freshmen. 

Deep Dialogue workshops open with panel discussion on injustice, literature

Panel members from minority communities discuss the importance of literature. 

Where in the world is Tyra Buss?

Tyra Buss played a lot of basketball this summer in a lot of different places.

GALLERY: September First Thursday kicks off with music, drawing lessons

COLUMN: Antifa and neo-Nazis are not moral equivalents

Americans should not put the far-left and far-right on equal moral footing

COLUMN: IUPD should enforce smoking regulations

The University should start taking its no smoking policy seriously.

COLUMN: Let's put the death penalty to rest

The death penalty is antiquated, inefficient and costly.

EDITORIAL: Religious freedom, the First Church of Cannabis and a slain peacock

Religious differences should not lead to violence against man or pet.

City council president considers solutions to Bloomington Police Department understaffing

Bloomington's officer-to-resident ratio falls below national averages.

HooSher Bhangra teaches and performs traditional Punjabi dance

HooSher Bhangra holds workshop to teach traditional Punjabi dance.

Interest in organized religion dwindles in Indiana

IU reacts to a research study showing a decreasing interest in organized religion.

IU alumni to open escape room in Bloomington

Two IU alumni plan on opening an escape room at the end of this month in Bloomington. 

Students turn to La Casa for support after DACA repeal

La Casa provides students with information about DACA repeal.

National Survey of Student Engagement receives grant to study student residence hall choices

A $180,000 grant will fund a study to connect residence halls to college engagement.

Q&A: Local emcee hosts comedy shows for more than 15 years

A Q&A with local emcee Brad Wilhelm.