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News you need to know for Friday, Oct. 26

EDITORIAL: Follow Canada in weed legalization

The U.S. ought to legalize marijuana, model Canada's new laws.

Feminist Student Association marches against sexual assault, domestic violence

This annual event featured a silent march and stories from survivors.

IU cross-country looks for Big Ten titles this weekend

Both IU's men's and women's teams will compete for the Big Ten Championship in Nebraska. 

Partnership aims to encourage startups in Bloomington, Columbus

 Dimension Mill Inc. and the Columbus Chamber of Commerce are working with Elevate Ventures.  

Volleyball begins second half of conference play

Back-to-back nights against Penn State and Rutgers highlight IU’s weekend.

IU field hockey's Taylor Swope continues to provide leadership

Swope has become one of the most valuable players through her attention to detail and work ethic.

IU baseball defeats Southern Indiana in final fall exhibition ahead of intrasquad World Series

IU will wrap up its fall season in Bloomington from Nov. 2-4.

Bloomington shows and concerts to catch this month

 There are only a few days left to catch this live music.

Annual IU Energy Challenge is underway

 The challenge is part of IU’s pledge to reduce energy use 20 percent by 2020. 

IU student issued citation for stealing a neon Juul sign

 The 19-year-old took the sign from the Marathon gas station on East 10th Street.

COLUMN: When college students become a travel agency

Buy a flight – buy your social status. 

IU softball announces ACC/Big Ten Challenge schedule

IU will take on Duke and Syracuse.

Get spooked at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater this Friday

The spooky beats and movie treats will begin at 5:30 p.m.

Podcast: IU football brings three-game losing streak into Friday's game at Minnesota

IU will look to stop a three-game losing streak Friday at Minnesota.

COLUMN: Combat fake news with education

Teaching students to think and question critically is necessary in navigating an era of false information.

EDITORIAL: Suggestive Indianapolis rabbit mural should not have been removed

Removing the rabbit mural was regressive in regards to art and free speech.

News you need to know for Thursday, Oct. 25

Everything you need to know for Thursday, Oct. 25. 

Bloomington residents object proposed east side student housing development

 The project would add 232 units at Century Village.  

Jury finds Crown Point man not guilty of 2014 rape in Bloomington

 The jury deliberated for more than three hours Wednesday night.