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Escorts wait outside Planned Parenthood of Bloomington for women coming into the center for an abortion. Abortions occur on each Thursday and protestors wait outside for every opportunity to talk to the people going into the center.

Protestors pray and sing hymns as escorts wait for patients going into Planned Parenthood of Bloomington on one of the mornings abortions occur.

Planned Parenthood moves forward in Trump's administration

By Lindsay Moore · Wednesday, Dec. 7,2016 12:17 a.m.

Planned Parenthood views Donald Trump and Mike Pence's promise to appoint a pro-life justice as a threat but not an absolute.

Collins Living Learning Center President Stephon Glider leads the way as residents from various dorms show their cream and crimson pride during the homecoming parade Friday evening on Woodlawn Avenue. The parade is hosted every year during homecoming weekend to hype up Hoosiers before the big football game.

Collins Philanthropy weaves stars to promote awareness of interpersonal violence

By Chris Mura · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 10 p.m.

Collins Philanthropy Council hoped to foster community while helping the cause.

Emily Eherenman the vice president of Students for Life writes down the template of emails the club will be sending off regarding the issue of purchasing aborted baby brains for Alzherimer’s study on Tuesday. The club will be sending emails specifically to Fred Cate, the IU Vice President of Research, Dr. Debmoy Lahiri, a psychiatry professor, Dr. Bruce Lamb, the Executive Director of IU Stark’s Neuroscience Research Institute, and the IU Board of Trustees.

Students for Life urges University to halt fetal tissue research

By Emily Miles · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 9:25 p.m.

The student group parsed through facts and composed emails to faculty and trustees.

Provost Lauren Robel discusses the Officer's Report with the other BFC members.

BFC hints at possible resolution to make IU sanctuary campus

By Bailey Cline · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 9:23 p.m.

There has been no official motion yet to consider sanctuary campus status.

Stolen truck found after crash

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 9:17 p.m.

The driver was airlifted to Indianapolis after sustaining multiple injuries in the crash.

Bloomington veteran stands with Standing Rock

By Katelyn Haas · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 9:14 p.m.

Haggarty drove up to the reservation to stand with the other veterans.

Throughout the month of December Lindsay Hine Schroeder will be selling handcrafted felt ornaments at the College Mall Veterinary Hospital where 90% of the proceeds will go to WildCare, Inc.

Ornament sale benefits wildlife rehabilitation

By Alyson Malinger · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 8:52 p.m.

The ornaments are on sale throughout December.

The Warmbloods perform at the Basement in Nashville, Tennessee in November. The band just released its first EP.

Local band releases first EP after five years in the making

By Katie Chrisco · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 8:42 p.m.

Local band the Warm Bloods recently released their first self-titled EP.

Culture of fear existed under Kevin Wilson

By Brody Miller · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 8:12 p.m.

Players were pressured to play through injuries, denied treatment and shamed for injuries.

A cappella groups to join for holiday concert

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 7:49 p.m.

Ladies First, Hooshir, Another Round, Crimson Cadence and Resting Pitch Face will all perform together.

COLUMN: They're Grrrr-Alt-Right

By Colin Dombrowski · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 7:04 p.m.

The Breitbart-Kellogg's controversy is childish.

EDITORIAL: Traces of animal fat in British banknotes spark uproar

By Editorial Board · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 7:02 p.m.

Outcry from animal rights community is unnecessary noise.

COLUMN: Pigs can fly and I don’t like it

By Jessica Karl · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 6:58 p.m.

Airport therapy pets are becoming more and more popular.

COLUMN: Never stop learning

By Daniel Kilcullen · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 6:53 p.m.

Broaden your perspectives.

COLUMN: A look ahead to the 2018 senate elections

By Steven Aranyi · Tuesday, Dec. 6,2016 6:51 p.m.

For my last column in the IDS, I figured I’d write about my go-to topic: Senate elections. Looking ahead to 2018, there are several intriguing races and factors in play. Let me preface the rest of my column by stating that the party that holds the presidency normally loses seats in midterm elections.

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Planned Parenthood moves forward in Trump's administration

Collins Philanthropy weaves stars to promote awareness of interpersonal violence

Students for Life urges University to halt fetal tissue research

BFC hints at possible resolution to make IU sanctuary campus

Stolen truck found after crash

Bloomington veteran stands with Standing Rock

Ornament sale benefits wildlife rehabilitation

Local band releases first EP after five years in the making

Culture of fear existed under Kevin Wilson

A cappella groups to join for holiday concert

COLUMN: They're Grrrr-Alt-Right

EDITORIAL: Traces of animal fat in British banknotes spark uproar

COLUMN: Pigs can fly and I don’t like it

COLUMN: Never stop learning

COLUMN: A look ahead to the 2018 senate elections

Kelley School of Business ranks second among public institutions in new list

COLUMN: Dictionary.com word of the year shows our regression

COLUMN: Stretch but don't snap

Three Hoosiers earn all-region honors

COLUMN: Tom Allen will do great things at IU

Family of IU student killed by drunk driver settles lawsuit with Kilroy's Sports

Victim’s grandson charged with murder, arson after deadly January Bloomington house fire

Indiana men’s basketball lands former Georgia Tech guard Jaeden Mustaf

Bloomington expands ‘Junk in the Trunk’ sale with first ever spring event

SMU transfer center Samet Yiğitoğlu commits to Indiana men’s basketball