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CARTOON: July 6, 2020

Backlash leads Department of Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance to commit to change

A statement posted by IU Theatre on Instagram was met with criticism.

‘I didn’t want to be another hashtag’: Vauhxx Booker attacked at Lake Monroe on Saturday

The Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office is investigating the encounter.

Former IU basketball star Victor Oladipo to sit out remainder of NBA season

Oladipo said he wants to focus on rehabbing his right leg.

Former IU basketball players reunite in national tournament

Maurice Creek and Remy Abell are both on the court for team Sideline Cancer.

6-member committee appointed to review the Jordan name on campus

The move comes amid increased criticism of the campus’s commemoration of the eugenicist.

Arden Place Neighborhood adapts long-standing Fourth of July tradition

The 58th annual Fourth of July parade took on a new form to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

First baby box installed in Bloomington

The box is on the west side of the Bloomington Fire Station at 300 E. Fourth St.

OPINION: Show more appreciation for public libraries

Libraries in America are underfunded and deserve more support.

IU Athletics transitions to phase 2 of restart

Changes include allowing quarterbacks to throw to receivers.

Arts Forward Bloomington delivers letter to city officials in support of John Waldron Center

More than 300 members of the community signed the letter.

New Monroe County health order maintains smaller gathering sizes than state rules

Businesses will be required to post a sign telling customers to wear masks.

Lost pig finds home with Bloomington couple

A pig found abandoned in Ellettsville has a newly renovated basement home.

Indianapolis Colts plan to discuss scholarship opportunity with IU

Minority students in financial need could receive four years of tuition at IU.

OPINION: Competitive eating can be the future of sports

The future is here, and it’s covered in grill marks.

Mayor Hamilton’s coronavirus antibody test comes back positive

Hamilton experienced flu-like symptoms in April but received two negative test results.

OPINION: It’s time to end the liberal love affair with Ruth Bader Ginsburg

You can celebrate the justice’s work and achievements without elevating her to sainthood.

OPINION: The US struggle with COVID-19 sheds light on the need for single-payer health care

In the U.S., pandemic-related job loss also means loss of health insurance. It shouldn’t.

4-H seniors reflect on memories, cancellation of in-person county fair

The seniors have shown pigs, sewing projects, cows and photography at the fair.

Monroe County reported 12 new cases Wednesday; Indiana to move to Stage 4.5 on Friday

This is the second-highest number of cases reported in a single day.