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COLUMN: 3 underrated breakfast spots in Bloomington

If you have been looking for a new spot to try, visit these restaurants.

COLUMN: Calling all condiment connoisseurs

A look at some delicious, yet controversial, flavor combinations.

Toxic waste from train derailment in East Palestine to be transported to Indiana

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency decided to transport the waste to Roachdale.

The legacy left behind by IU's George Taliaferro

Taliaferro, former IU football player and first Black player drafted to the NFL, is remembered for his lasting advocacy.

‘Anne Frank’ premieres with Jacobs School of Music Friday

Student tickets for “Anne Frank” are available starting at $10.

Dam, what ever happened to the beaver on IU’s campus?

Students last saw the beaver on IU’s Campus River before Thanksgiving break.

Council votes to renew Kirkwood closure for expanded outdoor dining

The council also discussed removing a member from a city commission.

COLUMN: Gorillaz’s ‘Cracker Island’ is well-produced yet repetitive

The virtual band’s eighth studio album suffers from stagnation.

OPINION: Kashika’s kitchen provides tastes of home

Professor Kashika Singh provides home-cooked meals with a side of wisdom for her students.

Indiana men’s tennis concludes road trip with two matches against Ivy League opponents

The Hoosiers battle with Princeton on Friday and Yale on Sunday.

Indiana softball announces schedule changes ahead of Hoosier Classic

The tournament has been pushed back one day due to pending weather.

IU professor chosen to join North American Academy of the Spanish Language

ANLE aims to promote the Spanish language in the U.S.

Bloomington in early preparation for solar eclipse visitors in 2024

A total solar eclipse occurs when the moon blocks out the sun.

OPINION: The myth of objective journalism

There must be a change in what society and the industry expects of journalists.

TODAY'S IDS: Community demands humane treatment in county jail | Teri Moren wins Big Ten Coach of the Year

MCCSC adopts anti-racism policy during school board meeting Feb. 28

The policy aims to address discrimination and educate students and staff about antiracism.

‘Keep it rolling’: Indiana’s nine extra-base hits power 13-2 victory over Butler

Indiana began Tuesday's game with five consecutive hits, four of which were doubles.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball is still down for a good, old-fashioned disaster

The Hoosiers flirted with the idea of defense and surrendered 90 points.

No. 15 Indiana men’s basketball drops ‘meltdown’ of a game to Iowa 90-68

Iowa shot 57% from beyond the arc, while Indiana made just two 3-pointers.