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Healthy savings

Columnist Lily Miller addresses how much money is spent on food and how to save some of that money.

Singer-songwriters to perform free concert

Freshmen Anderson and Ray will be joining three other artists at 6 p.m. for the showcase presented by Union Board. 

Bright ideas: Solutions for student loan debt

Another smear against capitalism

I’ve come across character assassinations before, but I don’t think I fully understood what the term meant until I read an article on tech billionaire Peter Thiel in the online magazine Slate last week.

Priority of the public

The state of Indiana is about to take even more power from local governments — and in doing so, it will stifle potential economic progress all while leaving vital public services to rot away.

Trains are the future

I don’t know much about trains. My only experience riding them is from when my aunt took me downtown on the state fair train — when I was four.

Pumpkins, face painting, and ignorance

I spent Saturday helping out a local garden/pumpkin patch’s Halloween-inspired activities for kids in the community. Other than getting to interact with some cute kids, I didn’t expect this experience to be all that memorable.

NOGLSTP at IU celebrates Intersex Awareness Day with documentary screen

The National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals at IU are celebrating Intersex Awareness Day with the documentary, “Is it a Boy or a Girl?” at 7:30 p.m. today in Fine Arts 015.

Severe weather alert continues for Bloomington

Weather.com has issued a wind advisory for Bloomington, Ind. that lasts until 8 p.m.

OUT at Kelley offers advice for GLBT business students

Under the suits and sweaters of the Kelley School of Business, everyone is operating under the same guideline: professionalism. For one subset of students, sexuality plays a role in determining how to be professional in the work environment.

IU lifts Health Risk Assessment requirement for faculty, staff

IU will not request the campus’s 17,000 full-time employees to fill out an online Health Risk Assessment questionnaire, Associate Vice President for Human Resources Dan Rives announced Monday.

Dan Coats to make visit to Young’s campaign headquarters today

Former U.S. Senator and current senatorial nominee Dan Coats will be making an appearance at Todd Young’s campaign headquarters at noon today.

Little 500 participants maintain competitive edge in Fall Series

This weekend, Little 500 riders gathered alongside non-Little 500 riders on North Jordan Avenue and at Bill Armstrong Stadium to compete with each other during the Fall Cycling Series.

Meryl Streep, Jane Pauley to spend an evening at IU in November

The IU Auditorium will feature “An Evening of Conversation with Jane Pauley and Meryl Streep at Indiana University” on Nov. 12. The event is free and open to the public.

IU Girl Scouts start fresh after rebuilding

The IU Campus Girl Scouts, open to all interested members, has tried to fulfill its duty  to serve the “community, council and campus” since the group's founding.

42 students use I-Bucks at IMU with RPS project

In response to student surveys and input, Residential Programs and Services created a trial program that would allow a total of 150 students to utilize their I-Bucks in the Union.

Student groups team up for Pakistan flood relief

IU Helps Pakistan will attempt to meet the need caused by the devastating floods in Pakistan with an outdoor fundraiser that will take place in Dunn Meadow on Oct. 28.

Lynch emphasizes need to reduce turnovers in presser

The IU football team had five turnovers in their 43-13 loss against Illinois, a statistic that coach Bill Lynch believes was indicative of the results.

Column: IU will end Wisconsin's streak

The IU men's cross country team will be enjoying the treat of a Big Ten title on Halloween Sunday, Kevin Bowen writes.

IU bass fishing club aims for second straight regional championship

The club has employed various strategies to prepare for its title defense Nov. 4 at Lake Monroe.