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IU alumni return to Bloomington for "The Good Catholic" film premiere

Bloomington based film "The Good Catholic," premieres at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. 

Visitors explore temple and dine with monks at monastery Taste of Tibet

Buddhist monastery hosts Taste of Tibet for visitors to eat traditional food, learn more about teachings.

'Don Giovanni' delivers laughter and lamentation at Musical Arts Center

“Don Giovanni” opens the Opera & Ballet Theater 2017-18 season. 

National Pan-Hellenic Council organizes annual Meet the Greeks event

NPHC hosts carnival for prospective students and their families.

IU women's golf sits in second place after tournament day one

IU has two golfers tied for second place. 

Softball honors past teams and begins fall season schedule

IU began fall season play Sunday.

IU can't capitalize on chances against Michigan

 The Hoosiers come up just short in the second half to Wolverines. 

IU field hockey defeats Ball State

IU lost to Maryland on Friday, but defeated Ball State on Sunday. 

Shorthanded women's cross-country team finishes third at Purdue

IU cross-country finishes third in women’s race, no score in men’s race.

Bloomington man dies after apparent heroin overdose

His girlfriend found him laying on the floor by her bed Thursday night. 

Rise to Run kick-off event encourages women to run for office

The group has pilot programs all over the United States. 

IU soccer earns first Big Ten victory of the season

IU won on the road at Northwestern 2-0

Modern research displayed at Kinsey 70th anniversary

The celebration highlighted research on orgasms, condoms and emoji usage.

The Kinsey Institute looks back to Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey

The Kinsey Institute reflected on the man behind the reports, Alfred Kinsey.

The system

This is a four-part series about IU's system of sexual assault investigations. In a heated national conversation, criticism of university sexual assault investigations is multiplying. IU is no different. Students on both sides — those who have reported and have been accused — say IU’s system can do better.

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.