Longform

EDITORIAL: The current brand of feminism is still insufficient

Though the feminist movement has greatly evoluted over 150 years, not enough has changed.

COLUMN: Indiana, where's my medical cannabis?

Indiana should legalize medicinal cannabis use to save Hoosier veterans.

COLUMN: Milan Fashion Week and haute couture show the future of fashion now

If Versace's pre-fashion week show was a sign, there's going to be a lot more harnesses and leather.

COLUMN: Get witchy in Wells Library with its collection of astrology books

Interested in astrology? Start with the stacks.

Shakespeare's ‘Titus Andronicus’ boasts blood, murder, hatred

The production includes over 14 murders.

Jacobs students to perform with the Cleveland Orchestra

Members of the Oratorio Chorus will be onstage for the last 15 minutes of the performance.

COLUMN: Stop giving toxicity a platform

 Exposes and televised debates may be doing more harm than good. 

COLUMN: Why you should learn more about the Supreme Court

Americans should learn more about and care more for the Supreme Court.

COLUMN: US troop withdrawal threatens Kurdish allies in Syria

President Trump’s decision to pull troops out of Syria puts Kurdish allies at risk.

IU women’s tennis thrives at winter invitational

IU closed out its offseason in dominant fashion at the Indiana Winter Invitational. 

IU men's tennis breaks undefeated record in loss against Dartmouth

Dartmouth dominates IU men’s tennis in all facets as Hoosiers prepare for a top-10 challenge at UCLA. 

An inside look: Zine Day at the Monroe County Public Library

MLK day event at Boys and Girls Club offers volunteering, learning

Kids were helped by volunteers to make crafts and play games.

COLUMN: The outdoor industry is elitist

Spending valuable time in nature is difficult if you’re not a wealthy white man.

EDITORIAL: IU's poor public safety policies put students at risk

IU's Safety Escort services are ineffective and unreliable.

PODCAST: Four-game losing streak marks brutal January for IU men’s basketball

Brendan Quinn of The Athletic Detroit joins the podcast to preview the second IU vs. Michigan game of the season.

Bloomington ice cream, frozen yogurt businesses adjust to winter weather

Crowds change as winter weather worsens.

New student government position to bridge gap between IU and Bloomington

IUSG has created student liaison roles so the student body will be represented.

Former WNBA player gives speech at IU MLK Leadership Breakfast

Tamika Catchings discussed her past career and current endeavors.

Bloomington restaurant owner running for city council

Jim Blickensdorf, owner of Grazie Italiano, is running for city council District 3.