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OPINION: Spring break hot takes

This week the opinion desk discussed pitches and spring break vacations.

City of Bloomington, IU to celebrate National Disability Awareness Month

March was officially recognized as National Disability Awareness month in 1987.

IUPD now requiring bystander training for officers

IU is the first higher education institution in Indiana to require the training.

IU Kelley professors study possibilities of AI technology

Digital humans, a form of artificial intelligence, can be customized to look like anyone.

IU Student Government executive, legislative branch voting opens Tuesday morning

Students can vote for the student body president, vice president and academic congressional seats.

Commissioners set on building new jail despite public opposition

A Care Not Cages event featured a formerly incarcerated person and activist as a speaker.

Indiana softball saves best for last in Hoosier Classic

Team 50 scored 20 of its 24 runs in the last two games.

Indiana softball hosts Hoosier Classic, finishes 3-1 in first games at home

The Hoosiers improved their record to 9-9 on the season.

Bloomington to start construction of B-Line Connection Project

The design for the project started in 2018.

COLUMN: Unfortunately, corsets are coming back

The return of the Victorian trend has overtaken Gen Z.

New month, new shows: local performances this week

Here’s everything you need to know about the Bloomington scene this week.

Trayce Jackson-Davis wins fifth Big Ten Player of the Week award

Jackson-Davis' fifth recognition is a single-season Indiana men’s basketball record.

Indiana reports minimal levels of influenza, low COVID-19, zero new mpox cases

Monroe County reported 13 COVID-19 cases for the week Feb. 19-25.

'Uncharacteristic mistakes’: Defensive blunders prove costly for Indiana down south

The Hoosiers went 1-2 this weekend at the Keith LeClair Classic in North Carolina.

COLUMN: ‘The Last of Us’ episode 8: desperate people find (blind) faith

Deceptive leaders rule the apocalypse, but none quite like this one.

Months after the tragic mass shooting in Greenwood, witnesses continue battling with trauma

Indiana baseball scores four runs in each game of Keith LeClair Classic, finishes weekend 1-2

None of Indiana's eight hits in Sunday’s loss were for extra bases.

EP 4: IU Student and up in coming hip hop artist Stevo takes the Bloomington music scene by storm.