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IU Theatre’s “JUMP” addresses themes of mental health, grief

Tickets for children and students are $10 and tickets for adults are $20.

IU students discuss desire for more recycling education

Nov. 15 was annual National Recycling Day.

LETTER: Bloomington has a problem with food waste

Hoosiers need to think about excess, portion sizes and needless wasting.

LETTER: Don’t punish all of greek life for a societal problem

Sexual assault should be taken seriously, but greek life shouldn’t be blamed.

A jury has finally been selected in Ahmaud Arbery’s trial. It includes one black juror

Judge continues with jury selection despite questions of intentional discrimination in juror selection.

The Daily Rundown: Nov. 17, 2021

Aleksa Gulbe leads the way in Indiana women’s basketball’s 72-42 win over Norfolk State

Gulbe had 22 points and 12 rebounds in the victory.

COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball did win, but needs to ask more from its bench

Indiana’s starting five are dominant, but it could use more compliments from its backups.

Indiana women’s basketball ‘grinds it out’ to beat Norfolk State 72-42

Aleksa Gulbe scored a career-high 22 points and had 12 rebounds, her first double-double this season.

Bloomington Fire Department did not check for lead paint before controlled burn

Bloomington Fire Chief Jason Moore said crews are removing debris from the burn site.

IU Libraries to screen rare film, video clips at Archival Screening Night

The event will take place at 7 p.m. Nov. 18th at the FAR Gallery on Fourth Street.

Indiana men’s basketball lands commitment from 2023 guard Gabe Cupps

Cupps is Indiana’s second commit in the class of 2023.

OPINION: Failing to include plus sizes in stores is just another form of fatphobia

American Eagle’s decision to exclude plus-size options adds to negative stereotypes.

Bloomington partnership plans to provide residents with high-speed internet by 2022

Meridiam is a public infrastructure firm that develops, invests and manages sustainable projects.

IU School of Medicine expands Alzheimer’s research, searches for cure

IU’s Stark Neurosciences Research Institute recently gained $8.7 million for Alzheimer’s disease research.

IU sociologist heads research expanding youth suicide prevention strategies

The research team conducts interviews in Colorado schools to broaden their mental health resources.

IU student raises money for domestic violence with his film festival

The event partnered with Middle Way House to raise money for the charity.

Breaking down Indiana men’s soccer’s potential NCAA Tournament matchups

The Hoosiers earned the No. 15 overall seed in the tournament.

COLUMN: Festivals like Astroworld show need for increased safety

The events must prioritize safety to maintain their image and excitement.

The Coffee Lady: How a Bloomington woman once without a home helps the unhoused community

Heather Lake brings aid to those experiencing homelessness every weekend at Seminary Park.