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Sophomore wide reicever Luke Timian catches a pass during the 4th quarter against Michigan State on Saturday, October 1, 2016. Four kickoff times for the 2017 season were announced last week.

Four IU kickoff times announced

By TC Malik · Sunday, June 4,2017 10:18 p.m.

Four IU kickoff times have been announced for the 2017 season, times of the other seven games have yet to be announced

Tina Newberry, an IU painting professor, and Barry Gealt, a retired IU fine arts professor, discuss the works on display at Blueline Gallery with a visitor. The artwork was part of “High Chroma,” an exhibit by Madeline Winter and Mitch Raney, both IU MFA graduates.

Downtown galleries play host to summer Gallery Walks

Sunday, June 4,2017 9:52 p.m.

Despite summer's student exodus, June's Gallery Walk was "a success."

Roger Waters keeps the Floyd sound intact in his scathing album against Trump

By Emily Abshire · Sunday, June 4,2017 9:51 p.m.

The record plays like an hour-long, dark and explicit version of “We Didn’t Start the Fire.”

Buddhism students hold Khata to welcome the visit of Kyabje Trijang Chocktrul Rinpoche in front of Gaden Khachoe Shing Monastery.

Renowned Buddhist teacher visits Bloomington

By Xiaoan Guan · Sunday, June 4,2017 9:46 p.m.

About 200 Buddhist believers from around the world are gathering in Bloomington.

Assistant professor Alex Hollingsworth poses with his bike during a cross-country tour he joined with researchers from the University of Arizona. The team interviewed people living in rural America about how they viewed the Affordable Care Act (Courtesy Photo).

Assistant professor joins bike tour to learn about Obamacare

By Alison Graham · Sunday, June 4,2017 8:17 p.m.

Research like the bike tour can help on a broader scale.

IU student and IDS reporter wins national writing championship

By IDS staff · Sunday, June 4,2017 8:17 p.m.

Taylor Telford took first place and Hannah Alani won third.

Former Hoosier on ballot for 2018 Hall of Fame

By From IDS Reports · Sunday, June 4,2017 8:13 p.m.

Antwaan Randle El has been selected to the 2018 Hall of Fame ballot

Ed Helms stars as Captain Underpants in the movie adaptation of the popular book franchise (Courtesy photo).

"Captain Underpants" doesn't quite soar

By Yameen Hameed · Sunday, June 4,2017 6:37 p.m.

In its transition to screen, “Captain Underpants” loses some of its identity.

The Hoosiers arrive at Bart Kaufman Field for their Big Ten Tournament game against Minnesota on May 26, 2017. IU lost to Kentucky in the NCAA Regional on Sunday, eliminating them from the NCAA tournament and ending their 2017 season.

IU’s season comes to an end with loss to Kentucky

By Cameron Drummond · Sunday, June 4,2017 6:15 p.m.

IU lost to Kentucky, eliminating them from the NCAA tournament and ending the Hoosiers' 2017 season with a 34-24-2 record.

Indiana leaders approve, criticize withdraw from Paris Agreement

By Alison Graham · Sunday, June 4,2017 5:27 p.m.

The U.S. now joins Syria and Nicaragua as the only countries not part of the agreement.

Beyond Borders brings people together for film workshop

By Clark Gudas · Sunday, June 4,2017 5:01 p.m.

Ten short films were shown in Franklin Hall.

COLUMN: Indiana should re-examine its needle exchange programs

By Neeta Patwari · Sunday, June 4,2017 4:02 p.m.

Cases around the world have proven that state-funded needle exchange programs are effective and successful at preventing the transmission of HIV/AIDS and leading drug users to other treatment options. Thus, in response to Indiana's own HIV outbreak, the state should fund a similar program.

COLUMN: Examining the evil and omnipotence paradox, part 1

By Therin Showalter · Sunday, June 4,2017 4:02 p.m.

The observation of pain in our universe does not mean one can simply dismiss God as being either not omniscient or not benevolent. A physical universe necessitates pain, so there exists no alternative for a "perfect" physical world.

EDITORIAL: Race issues divide the left

By Editorial Board · Sunday, June 4,2017 3:54 p.m.

Recent racially-charged events have exposed a divide in how liberals are thinking and talking about race and free speech.

IU beats Ohio in NCAA Tournament elimination game

By IDS staff · Saturday, June 3,2017 7:07 p.m.

The Hoosiers fight off elimination and advance in the Lexington NCAA regional.

Senior Alex Krupa congratulates junior Logan Sowers on his first double of game three against Nebraska. Sowers hit an RBI double to get IU on the board against Indiana State in the Hoosiers' 2-0 win.

IU drops NCAA Tournament opener in extra innings

By From IDS Reports · Saturday, June 3,2017 12:55 a.m.

For 11 innings on Friday night in Lexington, Kentucky, nothing could separate IU and North Carolina State in their NCAA Tournament Opening Round game. Then, the ball bounced the way of the Wolfpack. In the 12th inning, NC State junior infielder Stephen Pitarra sent a bouncing ball towards IU freshman shortstop Jeremy Houston.

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Four IU kickoff times announced

Downtown galleries play host to summer Gallery Walks

Roger Waters keeps the Floyd sound intact in his scathing album against Trump

Renowned Buddhist teacher visits Bloomington

Assistant professor joins bike tour to learn about Obamacare

IU student and IDS reporter wins national writing championship

Former Hoosier on ballot for 2018 Hall of Fame

"Captain Underpants" doesn't quite soar

IU’s season comes to an end with loss to Kentucky

Indiana leaders approve, criticize withdraw from Paris Agreement

Beyond Borders brings people together for film workshop

COLUMN: Indiana should re-examine its needle exchange programs

COLUMN: Examining the evil and omnipotence paradox, part 1

EDITORIAL: Race issues divide the left

IU beats Ohio in NCAA Tournament elimination game

IU drops NCAA Tournament opener in extra innings

NPR's StoryCorps to record interviews in Bloomington this month

Pasternack on the Past: “The Conversation”

COLUMN: Child marriage isn't just a foreign problem

COLUMN: Anti-LGBT policies are killing the church

UPDATED: Missing person from Bloomington found, police no longer seeking help

Phi Delta Theta placed on interim directives list day before Little 500 race

Meet the artist painting an IU football mural in Peoples Park

‘Russian roulette’: Opioid deaths remain a concern in Monroe County, advocates say

BPD seeks person of interest in Kirkwood shooting on Little 500 weekend, no suspects named