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Record Store Day to bring live music, rare record deals next week

The event runs from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

COLUMN: I'm not funding your "white savior" complex

Not all mission trips are effective in their cause.

Q&A: Actor Dave Foley and ‘Whose Live Anyway?' comes to IU Auditorium Friday

Foley started performing with "Whose Live Anyway?" around a year ago.

Council candidate wants to advocate for marginalized populations, public transit

Jean Capler, a social worker, is focused on helping people with brain injuries.

Amanda Barge denies allegations again, Monroe County releases second statement

The statements were read at Wednesday’s Board of Commissioners meeting.

IU men's golf ties for 10th place at Redhawk Invitational

IU finished in the top ten despite high numbers from Brown and Orchsenreiter.

Council candidates discuss Fourth Street parking garage, housing development

The Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce organized the event.

Sixth mumps case confirmed at IU, three found in last week

One of the patients lives in a fraternity house.

Here's what happens if you get caught breaking the law during Little 500

Rumor about Monday morning Uber abduction cleared up by police

A GroupMe screenshot about the incident started circulating among students Monday.

Bloomington farmers market to open for spring season this Saturday

The market will be open from 8 a.m. through 1 p.m. each Saturday through September.

IU Student Foundation spends months working on the Little 500

IUSF plans Qualifications, prepares race day materials and markets the Little 500. 

African American Dance Company to present spring concert this Saturday

Tickets are discounted for students and those 18 or younger.

Black Lives Matter activists call for Amanda Barge to resign as county commissioner

The call comes after allegations that Barge sexually harassed a county contractor.

COLUMN: Yes, all music is political

Non-reactionary music is inherently political, even if the intention is primarily to entertain.

COLUMN: What Michigan State’s win over Duke means for Tom Izzo

A Michigan State title would be the Big Ten's first since 2000.

COLUMN: Trust in science requires more than science education

Americans know science, and our attitude toward it depends many different factors.

Comedy hour to showcase IU troupe Ladies’ Night Comedy

Six women will be performing stand up this Thursday.

Director and composer relationships movie screenings at the IU Cinema

The event explores the relationship of directors and composers through IU programs.

LETTER: We need redistricting reform

James Anderson urges readers to push for redistricting reform.