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Indy recycling center halted, conversation continues

Production on a controversial Advanced Recycling Center has been temporarily halted while Indianapolis gathers feedback from interested parties.

Forgotten war, unforgotten soldiers

Portraits of seven veterans in Bloomington who fought in the Korean War.

Students learn chess at local elementary school

Bloomington native Michael May teaches chess to students at Fairview Elementary School, along with many other volunteers.

Politcal anthropologist James Scott to give two Patten lectures

Scott is a notable political anthropologist from Yale University.

BFC discusses Arts and Humanities Council

Arts and Humanities Council promotes curriculum reform

IU freshman Antonio Cembellin couldn't pass up opportunity to play college tennis.

He said he want to play pro tennis, but also wants an education.

Hoosiers prepare for Big Ten Championships

The IU women will compete against the Big Ten this weekend.

COLUMN: Worries about Ferrell's struggles are misguided

Yogi Ferrell has been the recipient of recent criticism. 

IU's improved chemistry translates to the court

The Hoosiers are projected to make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2002.

Student leaders begin diversity campaign

Student leaders came together to create a diversity campaign. Tweet: Student leaders came together to create a campaign for organizations to collaborate on diversity.

IU alumnae involved in Grammy victories

The wins include a trophy for album of the year.

Bonnie “Prince” Billy to perform at Buskirk-Chumley Theater

The singer-songwriter is playing Bloomington following his latest album, "Pond Scum."

Research shows importance of genetic diversity in plants

IU researchers follow Darwinian tradition.

Who won New York Fashion Week?

Designers debate the future of fashion week.

On His Shoulders

The Summer Olympics in Rio start in August 2016, but for weightlifter Ethan Harak it is just the beginning.

Resizing Beauty Standards

​What they fail to mention about studying abroad

Travel columnist Alyson Malinger on being 4,000 miles away during a family emergency

Chives return to Bloomington

Indianapolis band Chives performed Friday at the Loveshack.

BPD officers gather to meet and speak with community members

This year, the department aims to offer “Coffee with a Cop” on a monthly basis in different areas of town.

Putting a Spin on Traditional Fitness

Dark blue circulating lights dance across every surface of the small dim room, reflecting off the mirror-lined walls and glinting from the six silver, floor-to-ceiling poles.