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COLUMN: The U.S. plays a large role in Yemen crisis

The United States has done more to harm Yemen than anyone will admit.

LETTER: Gerrymandering hurts reproductive justice

Men's golf unable to capitalize on momentum at in-state tournament

Men’s golf was unable to recover from a tough first round at the Crooked Stick Invitational.

Prism gives a community lesson in LGBT history

Prism Youth Community drew a crowd of 23 people to learn LGBT history.

Wednesday rundown: Bloomington Faculty Council meets, #IUMS freshman shows out, new photography exhibit, MCCSC cuts ties with contractor

Here is what you need to know.

COLUMN: Kinsey Confidential answers a question about eating ejaculate

Kinsey Confidential answers a question about eating one's own ejaculate.

DIY crafts can add personality to your living space

Step-by-step instructions for four DIY room decorations.

6 common types of roommates

From the good to the ugly, we list six of the most common types of roommate you will run into during your college career.

How to handle living with roommates

Living with someone is a big step in any relationship, so put in the effort to make sure you're living with the right roommate.

House Plants: A Quick and Truly Dirty Guide

Experts share advice on keeping your plants alive.

Eat healthy, easily: four recipes with just a few ingredients

Eating healthy doesn't have to be hard. Here are four quick recipe fixes for a busy student.

Cool Room Contest judges explain how to effectively decorate

Most judges agree originality is key to a cool room.

Wylie House Museum is home to hidden IU history

The Wylie House Museum is one of IU's hidden gems — the historic house was built by IU's first president Andrew Wylie.

Leave the sombreros and headdresses out this Halloween

Representatives from cultural centers identify some costumes to be wary of this Halloween.

18-year-old woman reports rape over the weekend

 She told police she was too drunk to consent. 

19-year-old IU student reports rape Sunday

 The victim said he or she knew the suspect before the incident. 

Bloomington Faculty Council focuses on budgets and research in recent meeting

The Budgetary Auxiliary Committee and campus research initiative reports focus on areas in Bicentennial Strategic Plan.

MCCSC takes back its bus system

The Michigan-based company was awarded 42 of MCCSC's bus routes last January. 

COLUMN: Gun control's negative effects on marginalized groups

Increased firearm regulation will disproportionately harm minority groups.

'A Shared Elegy' opens at the Grunwald Gallery

"A Shared Elegy," an exhibition dealing with life and death, opened Oct. 13.