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Bloomington Blotter: Unknown substances, missing persons and counterfeit bills

Police responded to reports of counterfeit bills, theft and a missing person this weekend.

Indiana becomes second state with Medicaid work requirement

Kentucky received similar approval from the federal government three weeks before Friday's announcement.

IU Board of Trustees approves new residence hall, volleyball and wrestling facility and new degrees

The Board approved increases in on-campus housing rates. 

Drag queens dazzle in student-run show

“Life’s a Drag (Race)” boasted a crowd of about 450 Saturday night.

On-campus food sales to students unaffected by new county tax

Students will have to pay the tax for restaurant services, but sales on campus are safe.

Women’s basketball shows positive signs in overtime victory over Northwestern

IU played with increased energy and showed some grit down the stretch to hold off a late-charging Northwestern squad on Sunday.

IU survives scare from Northwestern

Buss finished with a season-high 31 points while Cahill and Royster both added 17 points.

COLUMN: It's a miracle IU almost beat Michigan State

IU brought everything but shooting against Michigan State.

IU loses close game to No. 5 Michigan State

The Hoosiers got within one point in the final minutes but couldn't finish.

Looking for revenge, IU's frontline nearly delivers an upset victory over Michigan State

Morgan had a double-double and McSwain had 16 rebounds. 

Sex ed, hate crimes and smoking age: What you missed this week in the general assembly

The Indiana General Assembly is about halfway through its session.

IDS Women's Basketball Podcast Feb. 2

Dylan Wallace and Murphy Wheeler are joined by Taylor Lehman for the third edition of the IDS IU Women's Basketball podcast.

Rape at a church camp reveals flaws in justice system

The verdict of a rape case in Oklahoma church camp hurts sexual assault and rape victims.  

Women’s tennis fell to Marquette last year, and they face each other this weekend

The Hoosiers face the last non-conference team to beat them in a dual match.

Big home matches against Illinois and Purdue are a chance for IU to capitalize

With the season winding down, certain Hoosiers have big match-ups this weekend that can help secure their placement in the NCAA tournament.

COLUMN: Commit to a new book with Goodreads book clubs

Goodreads.com offers a wide range of choices in book clubs.

Berlin Philharmonic concertmaster returns to IU as Wells visiting professor

Bendix-Balgley graduated from the Jacobs School of Music as a Wells scholar.

EDITORIAL: Give Trump a gold toilet

  Trump’s White House decoration plans are a no-Gogh. 

Bloomington kicks off Black History Month at City Hall

This month comes at a critical time with NFL protests and the Black Lives Matter movement.