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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.

Road to Recovery

When sophomore guard James Blackmon Jr. went down with an injury to his right knee at the end of December, there was a lot of uncertainty about how severe his injury was.

Mental Illness: The Sin in our Bodies

Mental illness is more than just about our bodies. 

Psychology of Fitbits

As Sara Suisman walks across campus to class she notices that she hasn’t felt the familiar buzz on her left wrist.

Moving Forward

For freshman Max McLinn , the difference between sympathy and pity is vital. 

Body Myths & Facts

Food Fads

Which diets actually work?

Finding Self Acceptance

A grin sneaked across Tom Williams’ lips as they scrolled through their phone, looking for a picture of the first time they ever wore a dress.

To The Brink

On learning to live with and fight against a disorder. 

A Human Canvas

He sat up straight on the wooden barstool, his long fingers twiddling a black ballpoint pen as he spoke about his service.

IU center Jenn Anderson plays dark horse role for Hoosiers

If there’s a dark horse for IU women’s basketball, it’s her.

Statewide task force against Internet crime announced

The Indiana State Police announced a new task force to combat child exploitation on the Internet.

Pop-art portraits of the Obamas unveiled on President's Day

Bloomington artist's portraits are being displayed at Neal-Marshall.

Fate of Clean Power Plan remains uncertain

Environment and policy experts concluded that there are months of work and uncertainty ahead of the Clean Power Plan at a forum in the City Hall council chambers Monday night

Congressman Todd Young addresses College Republicans

Congressman Young discusses his Senate campaign.

IU junior pitcher Sullivan Stadler trying to work way back into rotation after shoulder surgery

He had only made six starts before his injury in 2014.

EDITORIAL: The new military front

Focus on better allocation of military funding.

COLUMN: Psychedelic drug safety

Misconceptions of psychedelic drugs are abound.

COLUMN: Beyoncé draws style from a hate group

Beyoncé's homage to a violence and hate.