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The Lens of Time

Photographer and retired IU professor Jeffrey Wolin doesn’t remember the first photograph he took, but he remembers the camera: a Kodak Brownie Starmite he bought with his saved allowance money. Since then, Wolin has photographed multiple portrait series, including those of Holocaust survivors and Vietnam War veterans, all with the theme of change over time.

Long live the dancer

Fill Hoosiers Up

His stomach had been empty for too long.

Behind the Mask

B ehind every costume, character and fantasy world is the mind that creates it.

Something Out of Nothing

Every Thursday, we create a world out of essentially nothing.  All we need is a one-word suggestion.

Ready, Player One?

DIY Degree

When junior Maggie Scudder was applying to college, she was one of the lucky few that knew what she wanted to major in.

Sewing Poetry

Cristian Medina wanted to show the world his house.

Drawing Faith

About a year ago, Jordan Lee started a doodle. She doodled her favorite inspirational quotes and some Bible versus that were meaningful to her.

CAPS, greeks discuss mental health issues on campus

Substance abuse discussed for Little 500 week

Actor Jonathan Banks to speak at IU Cinema

The IU alum will speak at the IU Cinema as part of IU Day celebrations.

Opponents say abortion law tarnishes state's image

Backlash against HEA 1337 heightens.

King Dough tops pizza with punk rock

The woodfire pizza joint has rock shows on a regular basis.

COLUMN: GOP have to give their people what they want

I've written fairly extensively about the possibility of a brokered convention for the Republican Party this July. Given the fact that Trump would have to collect 55 percent of the remaining delegates in order to secure the nomination, I'm actually quite certain a brokered convention is going to happen.

COLUMN: Tourists have an obligation to take care of the past

Living abroad in Milan last spring, the best memories from class were the numerous field trips we took.

EDITORIAL: Duke students stage a protest

Student protests have become ubiquitous at many university campuses across the country — which makes this academic year akin to sit-ins of the 1960s.

COLUMN: Reagan, rewritten

Former President Ronald Reagan’s name has become almost synonymous with the Republican party. In September 2015, his name was mentioned 45 times in the second Republican debate.

Caleb Baragar has learned to breathe this season

Baragar has an ERA of 1.51 this season with a 2-1 record.

Opera and Ballet Theater announces 2016-17 season

"Madama Butterfly," "The Music Man" and more George Balanchine choreography are on the schedule.

Local transient population discusses Bloomington's support system

Homeless couple, police chief and social service program manager remark on Bloomington homeless resources.