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IU men's tennis prepares for another ranked matchup

IU men’s tennis will stay in Bloomington this weekend for a dual meet.

LETTER: Committee chairs turn their back on our students

Bloomington man charged with possession of child pornography

An IMPD detective had been investigating him since early 2018.

IU and Michigan tied after first night of Big Ten championships

IU won the 800 freestyle relay, while placing second in the 200 medley relay. 

COLUMN: When studying abroad, linguistic loneliness can be isolating

The struggle to live life in another language can be difficult for those studying abroad.

COLUMN: From multivitamins to Muscle Milk, we must regulate dietary substances

The FDA needs greater regulation over dietary supplements.

Despite concerns, IU expects to house all interested non-freshmen in RPS-run housing next year

All the students on the waitlist are expected to receive housing.

COLUMN: Maybe video didn't kill the radio star

College radio remains a crucial aspect of supporting localized music scenes.

Canadian dream pop group Living Hour to play in Bloomington

Living Hour’s song “Seagull” has over 114,000 plays on Spotify.

Matt Gorski continues to thrive in IU baseball's new system

An aggressive style of play from IU baseball Coach Jeff Mercer has Gorski proving his worth.

IU baseball shakes off slow start for a 9-3 victory over Butler

Matt Gorski and Logan Kaletha lead IU offense in nine run output. 

Cincinnati-based band The Tillers to perform at the Bishop Bar this Saturday

This folk, bluegrass group returns to Bloomington as a part of their month-long tour.

Academy Award-winning documentary 'Free Solo' to screen at the IU Cinema

The film follows the life of free soloist climber Alex Honnold as he prepares to climb El Capitan.

Barriers Created

Four uses of counterfeit money reported in less than a week

Most have been $5 bills, but Culver’s received a $10. 

COLUMN: The diversity of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders is too often overlooked

Misconceptions about AAPIs ignore a large part of Asian culture.

COLUMN: Social movements led by minority groups are too often undermined

Due to racial discrimination, social movements in America are viewed differently.

COLUMN: Dorms are a dreaded destination of disease

There's no avoiding flu season in the dorms.

Bochman Lab studies DNA replication in yeast, and then uses that yeast to make beer

Wild Pitch Yeast finds and sells Indiana yeast to local breweries.

Delta Phi Epsilon spreads awareness during national eating disorders awareness week

The chapter will have a candlelight vigil Thursday to honor eating disorder victims.