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OPINION: Our free-market economy is better off without capitalism

The free-market economy has done wonders for mankind but is hindered by capitalism.

Black Voices: Atlanta news anchor Jovita Moore loses her battle to brain cancer

Jovita Moore has inspired many Black journalists during her career.

Donaven McCulley takes beating in Indiana football’s 29-7 loss to Michigan

McCulley was hit nine times and sacked twice during Saturday’s game.

Indiana football eliminated from bowl eligibility in 29-7 loss to No. 9 Michigan

Indiana was outgained by nearly 200 yards.

COLUMN: Examining Indiana football’s loss to Michigan through the eyes of both fan bases

One fan base went home happy, the other went back to Bloomington.

IU PHA and IFC email details social activity suspension amid rise of reported sexual assaults

The suspension will last until at least the end of the semester.

Instant recap: Indiana football loses 29-7 at No. 7 Michigan, ends postseason hopes

The Hoosiers will not go to a bowl game for the first time in three years.

8 Indiana men’s soccer players take home awards ahead of Big Ten Tournament opener

Indiana plays Rutgers in the first round of the conference tournament.

IU students participate in walkout to protest sexual violence

The walkout comes two days after fraternity parties and paired events were canceled.

Bloomington city employees must receive vaccination or undergo weekly testing starting in 2022

The policy comes after the Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced new regulations Thursday.

Indiana wrestling opens season in tri-dual with SIU Edwardsville, Bellarmine on Sunday

Indiana heads to Louisville, Kentucky, on Nov. 7 for its first matches of the season.

IU-Bloomington reports 26 COVID-19 cases, 94.3% vaccination rate

The Bloomington campus’s case count has stayed below 30 for the fifth consecutive week.

Black Voices: Incarcerated people deserve human rights

Prisoners at Rikers Island were seen in photos living in inhumane conditions.

Indiana men’s swim and dive's Brendan Burns, Carson Tyler receive Big Ten awards

The Hoosiers are 5-0 on the season.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announces anti-vaccine mandate lawsuit

New OSHA regulations aim to protect more than 84 million workers from COVID-19.

Broadway’s “Anastasia” tour to perform at IU Auditorium next week

The performances will start at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 9 and 10.

IDS wins two ACP Pacemaker awards, Cohen awarded Reporter of the Year

Pamela Whitten inaugurated as IU’s 19th, first female president

Faculty and students from all of IU’s campuses gathered for the inauguration.

Stressed about holiday shopping? Find the perfect gift at the Bloomington Gallery Walk

Visit 11 different Bloomington galleries from 5-8 p.m. the first Friday of every month.

OPINION: All classes should have a Zoom option

Students should be able to join online if they can’t make it to class.