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Being heard

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the challenges the Deaf community faces daily.

ANALYSIS: What does Walt Bell bring to Indiana football’s offense?

Indiana announced its hiring of Bell as offensive coordinator Thursday.

Indiana football hires Walt Bell as new offensive coordinator

Bell was the coach at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2021.

Episode 2: Previewing Fairfield, Ohio State

GUEST COLUMN: Masculinity isn’t under attack, but toxic masculinity is

Real masculinity is about being true to who you are.

Guards’ struggles doom Indiana men’s basketball in second-half collapse against Wisconsin

Indiana blew a 22-point lead and scored just 17 points in the second half.

Indiana men’s basketball blows 22-point lead, falls to No. 22 Wisconsin 64-59 on the road

The Badgers outscored the Hoosiers 39-17 in the second half.

COLUMN: Indiana can't close against Wisconsin and comes away with tough loss, 64-59

Indiana falls in a tough loss against Wisconsin in the Kohl Center.

Photos: Bloomington Delta Music Club performs, connects musicians

The Bloomington Delta Music Club hosts a jam performance as part of their musician to connect local musicians.

IU Environmental Resilience Institute expands climate-action program across Midwest

IU’s Environmental Resilience Institute will lead the new McKinney Midwest Climate Project.

Survey shows substantial alcohol and drug use among Indiana college students

IU releases findings that show substance abuse and mental health issues among students.

COLUMN: Imbolo Mbue shows writing strength by emotionally wrecking readers in ‘How Beautiful We Were’

The novel was first on the New York Times 10 Best Books of 2021 list.

COLUMN: A cozy, non-holiday winter playlist

Sometimes you just need a break from holiday music.

Bloomington faces substantial opposition to its annexation efforts

Bloomington may see a successful remonstrance for many of its areas proposed for annexation.

Colts owner Jim Irsay to donate $3 million to IU for mental health institute

The Irsay Family Research Institute will focus on addressing the stigma around mental health.

OPINION: Socialism will make us better individuals

Why a socialist society will be better for the individual than a capitalist society.

Another swastika seen in Bloomington, third reported in two weeks

A now-removed swastika was seen off campus during Hanukkah.

Black Voices: Alice Sebold versus Anthony Broadwater

Sebold has sent the wrong man behind bars and 40 years later, he's proven innocent.

IU students discuss difficulties of seasonal depression

Students describe their experiences and give their best tips on how to combat it.

The Scarlet E

Eviction leaves a stain on tenants’ records that makes finding new affordable housing difficult.