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COLUMN: Universal child care or bust

Elizabeth Warren proposed a great start to universal healthcare.

Tickets for 'An Evening with Josh Peck' at IU Auditorium sell out

Peck starred in Nickelodeon’s “Drake & Josh.”

Bloomington still paying for guards, cleanup at decommissioned water treatment plant

The city discovered in July that vandals broke equipment and exposed mercury.

Double Feature: Yes, we're still upset about the Academy Awards

The much-lambasted racial comedy-drama "Green Book" won Best Picture.

IU parents find home away from home at Grant Street Inn

The Grant Street Inn, which first opened in 1991, is not only a “home away from home” for visitors, it also offers a slice of Bloomington history. 

IU men's swim and dive rises to first place in the Big Ten championships

IU won the 400 medley relay, 200 individual medley and 1-meter dive.

Academic adviser, IU alumna Kim Hinton dies at 47

Hinton had been an academic adviser since 2007.

African American Dance Company to teach annual dance workshop

Participants can learn forms of dance from African American culture and the African diaspora.

IU baseball travels to South Carolina to face three 2018 NCAA Tournament teams

IU will face Coastal Carolina, Connecticut and Northeastern in round-robin tournament.

IU softball travels south for Purple and Gold Challenge

IU will play No. 10 LSU and three other schools this weekend.

Changes to IUSG Election Code will affect upcoming elections

One change reduces the number of names on the ballot.

IU water polo opens 2019 home slate with Indiana Classic

IU is yet to play water polo at home in 2019.

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.