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New study by Kelley professor says people who live-tweet pay closer attention to shows

Tweeting during shows like "The Bachelor" may indicate investment rather than distraction.

How Bloomington businesses prepare for Little 500 weekend

The ladies' room: strangers bond over shared experiences

The Upstairs Pub ladies' bathroom witnesses pep talks, helpful hands and forgotten cocktails.

IU softball looks to make up ground in Big Ten standings against Purdue

IU hosts Purdue in a Wednesday night doubleheader.

Hoosier Link, partnership between IU and Ivy Tech, changes living requirements

Ivy Tech students are no longer required to live on the Bloomington campus.

COLUMN: Kyle Korver’s piece is a good start. Now what?

More white athletes need to acknowledge their privilege.

EDITORIAL: Indiana State Excise Police are unnecessary

This week, Bloomington needs officers focused on behavior other than drinking.

OPED: A dry campus is not a safe campus

IU should change its policies regarding alcohol consumption on campus.

COLUMN: Watch your mouth online

Watch what you say online, because it will follow you.

Three things to know as IU baseball welcomes Purdue

IU will look to win a midweek game for the first time since March 19.

7 dead after 24 hours of weekend gun violence in Indianapolis area

The shootings occurred between around 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 9:30 p.m. Sunday.

Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Xi Delta Coach penalized for Little 500

DSP received a 15-second race penalty, and Tom Schwoegler had his coaching credential revoked.

District 1 city council candidate runs on working class-focused platform

Denise Valkyrie said she would advocate for a living wage and better public transit.

Kurt Vonnegut’s ‘Breakfast of Champions’ to be read aloud throughout Bloomington

The Arts and Humanities Council is putting on a read-a-thon of the 1973 novel.

COLUMN: Virginia escapes Auburn in the wildest of manners

Virginia is finally back in the national championship, and how it got there is quite the story.

COLUMN: How Texas Tech can make history Monday night

Texas Tech has proven it can hang with anyone, even a powerhouse like Virginia.

Rock duo Remo Drive to perform at the Bishop bar this weekend

The duo describes their music as a combination of emo, classic rock and alternative.

Upland Brewing Company to offer 'Beer Bottle Gardens' class

Attendees will be taught how to turn unused bottles into storage for a garden.

IU alumna to visit campus, discuss experiences growing up in segregated Indiana

Writer Janet Cheatham Bell will speak Thursday in Woodburn 100.

First black male to graduate from IU Bloomington School of Nursing this May

Larry Wilson wants to be an emergency nurse.