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The Soweto Gospel Choir brought electricity to the IU Auditorium Oct. 18

Their concert tells of South African apartheid and America’s civil rights movement.

IU’s ‘Study Breaks’ allow students to take a break and connect with other students 

The IU Office of Scholarships helps connect students through the Hoosier Scholars Study Breaks series.

OPINION: The internet is killing critical thinking

Being “chronically online” isn’t just a joke anymore.

Indiana men’s basketball to resume series with Kentucky

Kentucky head coach John Calipari announced Wednesday the rivalry would resume.

IU student charged with criminal mischief for desecration of Jewish mezuzah

The 19-year-old allegedly stole the object from a Bloomington home and burned it.

Jacobs Jazz Studies joins WTIU for jazz legend Wes Montgomery tribute concert

Jacobs participates in an upcoming documentary about Montgomery for his centenary in 2023.

Quinten Helmer returns as starter, sends Indiana men’s soccer to top of Big Ten standings

Helmer’s second goal of the season quickly restored Indiana’s lead and won the match.

Indiana men’s soccer holds on to defeat Wisconsin 2-1 in first conference road victory

Tommy Mihalic and Quinten Helmer scored the Hoosiers’ two goals.

IDS Fall 2022 Housing & Living Guide

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Judge dismisses FedEx from lawsuit filed after mass shooting

All four divisions of the company were dismissed from the wrongful death suits.

Ryan Wittenbrink sweeps weekly award honors for Indiana men’s soccer

Wittenbrink scored a penalty kick and assisted two goals in the 4-2 win over Penn State.

Skeletal remains found in 2004 in Monroe County have been identified

The remains were identified to be Steven Gabbard, who was reported missing at the time.

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COLUMN: Mainstream cinema is weird again: how ‘Halloween Ends’ plays with our expectations

The final film in the Halloween saga was released Oct. 14 in theaters and on Peacock.

OPINION: Fantasy in storytelling moves us forward

Fantasy and sci-fi represent the best of humanity and progress society.

Need a new place to study? Here are 3 options

From hotel lobbies to cafés downtown, Bloomington has a lot of study spots to offer.

OPINION: These three nature spots make Indiana a little less dull

Indiana can be beautiful if we’re willing to adventure.

One person dead after a crash involving a semi-truck on I-69 Tuesday morning

The Monroe County Sheriff’s department is currently investigating the crash.

Indiana women’s basketball ranked No. 11 in AP preseason poll

The Hoosiers are the second highest of six ranked Big Ten teams.

IU honored with diversity and inclusion award

Members of the IU community shared thoughts about equality at IU.