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Secondary depth to be a strength for IU

IU is looking for impactful play from its cornerbacks and safeties.

Sorority, fraternity members move into new houses

Three sororities and fraternities are relocating this semester. 

Department of Transportation to take over the I-69 project

The state takes control of the project in an attempt to accelerate its construction. 

IU picked second in conference in Big Ten coaches poll

IU was picked to finish second in the Big Ten Conference.

Professors, students share tips for success at IU

 A faculty member said education is a transaction and a conversation. 

Messer launches U.S. Senate bid

Rep. Luke Messer, R-6th District is one of multiple Republicans running to flip the senate seat currently held by Sen. Joe Donnelly, D-Indiana. 

Freshmen make statement in exhibition win

Freshmen look to make a big impact for the Hoosiers in 2017.

Adelaide, Australia, proves to be a city of churches, bars and politics

From street artists to cathedrals, the culture of Adelaide, Australia, is depicted from an IU student's perspective. 

COLUMN: Columnist ready to try new recipes, restaurants after time abroad

Food columnist Rachel Rosentstock embarks on a different type of food journey than the one she experienced abroad in France. 

IU men's basketball schedule announced

IU will open its season against Indiana State. 

IU dominates Xavier in first exhibition match

IU started exhibition play with a 3-1 win over Xavier.

Multiple criminal cases to continue this fall in Bloomington

Some cases involve crimes allegedly committed by IU students and staff.

President McRobbie stresses importance of diversity after Charlottesville, Virginia protests

 The class of 2021 is expected to be the most diverse class so far.

Letter from the editor: Welcome back

IU Block Party sells out at 6,000 tickets

Union Board Director of Music Mark Matsuki sheds light on how the sold-out IU Block Party gets big-name artists.

COLUMN: Reporting public harassment can provide restitution

Public sexual harassment is always unwarranted, but women can say something.

COLUMN: Taking the lawn into our own hands

Lawns are an archaic and downright wasteful status symbol.

COLUMN: Kirkwood needs surveillance

Peoples Park needs a different method of security.

COLUMN: Fight Bloomington's anti-homelessness politics

Bloomington's new police ordinance is anti-homeless.

New student trustee brings fresh perspective to board

 Student trustee Zach Arnold discusses his first Board of Trustees meeting.