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EDITORIAL: Can't stop the justice

Obama should choose a new Supreme Court Justice.

Title IX office seeks improved student outreach

Title IX office uses data to make changes.

A round-up of odd crimes

Jacobs groups to play Latin jazz concert

The Jacobs School of Music's Latin Jazz Ensemble and IU Jazz Afro-Cuban combo will perform at 8 p.m.

Demonstrators challenge stereotypes on campus

The demonstration was associated with La Unidad Latina's Semana Dorada.

Students arrested after undercover drug purchase

Drugs found in off-campus apartment leads to arrests.

IUAM prepares for 75th birthday celebrations

The museum will feature modern, contemporary and classic exhibitions.

Faculty and students remember Violette Verdy

The ballet professor and former dancer died Feb. 8.

Warhol pieces on view as part of “Famous Faces” installation

Portraits gifted by Warhol Foundation are on display in the first floor gallery.

Off-campus rape reported last weekend

The female attended a party at Sigma Pi that night. 

IU competes in final home meet of indoor season

IU Track finished its home indoor season with the Hoosier Hills Invitational

Journalmania: Ode to Motown

In memorium to a great genre.

Stephen King's "11.22.63" finds its place on Hulu

If you accept “11.22.63” on its own terms, you’ll love it.

Adele stays relatable and unmissable

"Adele: Live from London" highlights the star's easy personality.

Pasternack on the Past: "The Lady Eve"

A 1940s comedy that stands the test of time.

"Hail, Casear!" is a star-studded spectacle

The Coen brothers are at it again.

Hannibal Buress brings laughs to Netflix

“Hannibal Buress: Comedy Camisado” highlights Buress' talents.

"Walking Dead" returns with guts and gore

And the grenade rocket launder of our dreams.

Controversial abortion bill not voted on in Senate committee

The bill would mandate fetal remains be cremated or interred. 

Four incidents of rape reported

A female student reported at 4:25 a.m. Sunday she had been raped.