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Men's soccer dominates, settles for draw at No. 5 Maryland

Despite creating many chances, IU was unable to convert on the road.

COLUMN: IU football faces a must win at Virginia

The trajectory of the season will be determined by the result of the Virginia game. 

Football focuses on "Breakthrough" mindset

IU will look to continue its breakthrough this weekend at Virginia.

Schools of Informatics, Art and Design receive name changes

The School of Informatics and Computing and School of Art + Design renamed to reflect new degree programs.

Bloomington International Student Ministries helps students adapt

Bloomington International Student Ministries provides services and activities to international students.

DeVos announces changes to come in Title IX guidance

Department of Education to begin public notice and comment.

Two IU students arrested on charges of underage drinking after a fight at Kilroy's Recess

The alleged victim walked away with a bruise above his left eye. 

IU alumni bring west African culture, food to Bloomington

Arewa is a new West African delivery restaurant in Bloomington.

COLUMN: College girls' Instagram feeds may be the best branded content

 IU doesn’t even know about its most successful marketing trick. 

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.