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The crows return

COLUMN: Yarden Garzon’s second half play leads Indiana women’s basketball past Michigan State

Garzon’s late heroics get the Hoosiers a win.

Chloe Moore-McNeil notches triple-double in No. 14 Indiana women’s basketball’s win over Michigan State

Moore-McNeil scored 10 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and dished 11 assists in the victory.

No. 14 Indiana women’s basketball surges in third quarter, holds on to defeat Michigan State

The Hoosiers improved to 10-2 in Big Ten play with the 94-91 victory Thursday.

OPINION: Hooked on a TV theme

It's time to TV theme songs to make a comeback.

Janelle Monáe to headline IU eclipse event

She will perform April 8 at Memorial Stadium. 

OPINION: All the lives I want to live in one

So many things to do and not enough lives to live them.

Key bills that survived statehouse deadlines

House bills were due for a third reading Feb. 5, and Senate bills Feb. 6.

OPINION: What 3 a.m. talks have taught me about life

Staying up for late-night talks is always worth it.

'Hairspray’ dazzles musical fans in its two-night run beginning Tuesday evening

The show examines racial oppression and beauty standards through musical dance and comedy.

‘We’re prepared for it:’ What you need to know about Indiana baseball’s 2024 season

Indiana eyes a return to the top of the Big Ten this season.

Comedian Matt Rife to perform two sold-out shows Feb. 14 in the IU Auditorium

The “Matt Rife: ProbleMATTic Tour” is the comedian’s largest tour to date.

‘Just wait until this year’: Indiana softball aims to build on record-breaking 2023 season

The Hoosiers finished with a 44-18 record while going 18-5 in Big Ten play in 2023.

Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition issues a vote of no confidence in President Whitten

98% of IGWC members voted in favor of a no confidence resolution Feb. 5.

Pre-K enrollment now open, will be subsidized for some MCCSC families

Last fall’s referendum expanded access to pre-K and will subsidize tuition for some families.

OPINION: Dating apps and the commodification of love

Companies like Tinder and Hinge act as a capitalist marketplace of romance and sex.

Journalists change the world, as seen in the movies

I was first inspired by the journalists in film.

In Jacobs School of Music’s ‘An American Dream,’ you can never go home again

The opera was presented at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2-3 at the Musical Arts Center.

LETTER: An open letter from IU Academics for Justice in Palestine

The movement for justice in Palestine is crucial to the defense of academic freedom.

City council to operate with a vacancy following Shruti Rana’s last meeting

Rana has served in the position for around two months.