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IU Health Center undeterred by Supreme Court ruling

Following the Supreme Court ruling in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Inc. that allows corporations to deny covering the cost of contraception in employee health insurance on grounds of religious objections, University doctors and pharmacists at the IU Health Center still strive to make birth control and other contraceptives available and affordable for students.

Pence calls for deportation of 245 immigrant children

More than 57,000 children have crossed the nation's southern border unaccompanied since October.Indiana has received 245 of these children, according to Indiana Public Media.

IU alumnus contracts Ebola virus

Dr. Kent Brantly, an alumus of the IU School of Medicine, contracted Ebola while treating patients with the virus in Liberia as part of an organization for international relief.

Grant Street Jazz Festival to return for third year

Featuring jazz talent of all ages, B-Town Jazz will be bringing back the Grant Street Jazz Festival for its third year.

McRobbie receives honorary degree

IUPresident Michael A. McRobbie received a Doctor of the University honorary degree from Griffith University July 25.

Gallery Walk will feature new work by local artists

New galleries in renewed spaces will be open to the public as part of the Gallery Walk Aug. 1. The galleries exhibited are part of the Bloomington Entertainment and Arts District.

Holy Hoosier, Batman!

Why finish the summer with a bang when you can finish with a batarang!

Column: Hoosier football defense just needs to be average

Hope is a dangerous thing

IU swimmer earns bronze at Commonwealth Games

IU swimmer Brooklynn Snodgrass claimed a bronze medal to complete her Commonwealth Games Tuesday at the Tollcross Swimming Centre in Glasgow, Scotland.

Don't let debt ruin the future

One student, during the course of their college career, can take out hundreds of thousands of dollars in loans, and work for decades paying them off.

Sudfeld ready to be 'the guy'

The Hoosiers’ long drawn out quarterback race has been decided.

Period drama has successful launch

Starting strong

The 75th anniversary of Batman invites IDS Weekend reviewer Andrew Wurdeman to contemplate his favorite flicks starring Gotham's knight.

They don't teach you everything at Ivy League schools

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Criminal TV

Charles Mozdir was found, of all things, by a tip from a television show.

County prosecutor Jacob Moores speaks on safety

FROM IDS Reports Monroe County prosecutor candidate Jacob Moore addressed the Kiwanis Club July 24 in State Room West of the Indiana Memorial Union.

I do not love "Lucy"

‘Lucy’ Starring: Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman D Perhaps the biggest problem with “Lucy” is that it has no actual plot.

Armed robbery reported at 17th Street and Dunn Street

IUPD has been made aware of an armed robbery reported today on the edge of the IU campus, at the Convenient Mart on the corner of 17th and Dunn, according to a campus crime alert.

Kinnaird moves into Hoosier lore

Before Sunday only one Hoosier had ever run 800 meters faster than 1:47.5.

Indiana Commissioner launches campaign at IUPUI

The Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Teresa Lubber addressed a group of 400 students and family members to launch the “15 to Finish” campaign today at the Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis Campus Center.