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Indiana wrestling heads to Appalachian State University for invitational Sunday

The Hoosiers head to Boone, North Carolina, for the 2021 Mountaineer Invite.

Center of Excellence for Women and Technology leads self-care series

The event featured three CAPS counselors discussing methods to cope with long-term stress.

Indiana men’s soccer defeats Northwestern 1-0 in OT, moves on to Big Ten Championship

A golden goal from Joey Maher takes Indiana to face Penn State on Sunday.

The Other Sideline: Meet Rutgers before it plays Indiana football in Bloomington

Indiana is last in the Big Ten East while Rutgers is second to last.

COLUMN: Is Indiana football better than its 2-7 record? If so, by how much?

Indiana definitely isn’t very good, but it’s a little more nuanced than that.

Preschool teachers deal with higher COVID risk, overwork for low pay

IU-owned Hoosier Courts Nursery School has struggled to hire new teachers during the pandemic because of low wages.

OPINION: The free market is incompatible with democracy

A socialist response to “Our free market economy is better off without capitalism.”

IU Jacobs’ ‘Falstaff’ brings comedy to the opera stage

The show will run Nov. 12-13 and 18-19.

Eskenazi Museum to offer behind-the-scenes tour Nov. 12

Students will have the opportunity to explore “The Art of the Character” exhibit.

Kind Commute Campaign initiates sustainable travel, food pantry donations

The Campaign gives a food pantry $1 for every mile of sustainable travel.

OPINION: We should wear masks to prevent bad cold and flu seasons

Rates of influenza A dropped from 16.2% in 2019 to 0.3% in 2020.

The Potpourri of the Arts in the African American Tradition is back with 27th performance

The Potpourri includes the African American Dance Company, the African American Choral Ensemble and the IU Soul Revue.

Students reflect on microaggressions after viewing Netflix's ‘Colin in Black and White’

Former football player, Colin Kaepernick addresses issues some are afraid to talk about.

COLUMN: Colson Whitehead deserves a third Pulitzer Prize for ‘Harlem Shuffle’

“Harlem Shuffle” takes place from 1959 to 1964 in New York City’s Harlem.

OPINION: A world to win: What it means to be a young, American socialist

This land was made for you and me.

COLUMN: Indiana makes presence felt, but weaknesses clear after season-opening win

Indiana started the season with a close win over Eastern Michigan.

Bloomington strives to address digital inequity, offers $50,000 to local nonprofits

Bloomington nonprofits are using the award to extend digital services.

COLUMN: Four steps to guide your vegan diet

Starting your vegan diet journey is easier than you think.

Black Voices: Black first generation college students share struggles, success stories

The Department of Education said 41% of African American students are first generation.

The Daily Rundown: Nov. 10, 2021