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OPINION: Is it spring break yet?

With the cold and gray days here for a while, plan a trip to get over the winter blues.

COLUMN: The 10 best Bloomington restaurants and cafés to celebrate special occasions

Whether you are celebrating a birthday or finishing an exam, check out these food spots.

Monroe County third graders may face retention under new Indiana Senate bill

Experts debate if retention leads to positive or negative student experiences.

Streamlining the mobile journey: the role of analytics and testing

City to clear and move unhoused encampment behind Wheeler Mission Thursday

The city cleared another encampment Jan. 4.

Indiana set to host Purdue for latest bout in wrestling rivalry

Indiana wresting defeated Purdue 17-16 last year in West Lafayette.

Indiana swim and dive claims 5 of 6 Big Ten weekly awards

The Hoosiers have not captured five of six awards in a week since the 2014-15 season.

Eight collegiate Raas teams to perform at Raas Royalty XV dance competition in IU Auditorium Jan. 27

IU students founded Raas Royalty 15 years ago.

‘A Band-Aid for a larger systemic issue’: Community discusses potential MCCSC elementary merger

Students, parents and teachers all came to discuss potential school system changes.

Bloomington nonprofit supports over 60 unhoused people during winter weather

Hotels for Homeless provides hotel rooms to keep vulnerable individuals out of the cold.

Who’s who in IU President Pamela Whitten’s cabinet? Here’s everyone you need to know.

Leadership has significantly changed since IU President Pamela Whitten took office in 2021.

OPINION: Where will technology take us?

It’s sometimes hard to tell what’s unrealistic about our future predictions.

Lilly’s Local Tunes: a guide to live music, shows Jan. 25-27

A guide to everything happening this weekend in the live music scene.

Bloomington residents give input on safety, transportation needs for Second Street project

Construction is expected to begin in 2025.

LETTER: We will not wait for the next school shooting

This national op-ed reflects on gun violence, survivorship and the power of the student identity.

‘Webster’s B!+@#’, a play presented by Constellation, will begin running Jan. 25

“Webster’s B!+@#” is a contemporary story of office politics, morality and lexicography.

Meet the IU Center for Spacetime Symmetries: The group that could revolutionize physics

IU Chief Health Officer Aaron Carroll to become president, CEO of AcademyHealth

Aaron Carroll will step down from his role on March 18.

Kameron Marlowe: I Can Lie Tour brings infectious energy to Bloomington

Kameron Marlowe performed at 9 p.m. Jan. 21 at The Bluebird Nightclub.

OPINION: Chess is more than a game

Chess can help to build understanding, dispel stereotypes and teach valuable skills.