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Ernie Pyle Hall to be rededicated in ceremony

Renovations to the historic building will be on display.

Three things to know about Penn State

IU will try to bounce back from a dismal game against Iowa when No. 18 Penn State comes to town on Saturday.

COLUMN: Barbara Kingsolver’s ‘Unsheltered’ has strong foundations

The Pulitzer Prize finalist released her first book in six years.

Police receive report of rape at Sigma Alpha Epsilon

IUPD has not interviewed the alleged victim. 

$1,300 of construction equipment stolen from the Eskenazi Museum of Art

 The equipment was taken sometime Thursday night. 

Best hidden study spots around campus

There are no more excuses to not study.

Your bra, your choice: Women find freedom going braless

Wearing a bra is a choice not a rule. 

HIRE ED program helps students prepare for interviews

Staff and faculty explain how company research can set students apart in interviews. 

Mooresville man’s attempted murder charge dismissed, sentencing Thursday

David Swails, 19, will be sentenced for three felony charges. 

COLUMN: Why you should be listening to Charli XCX right now

The British singer songwriter is guiding pop music into tomorrow. 

First U.S. screening of 80-year-old Japanese horror film to premiere at IU Cinema

 “The Ghost Cat and the Mysterious Shamisen” will have its U.S. premiere here at IU on its 80th anniversary. 

IU cross-country set for Illini Open

Lower-ranking runners set to lead IU in final tournament before Big Ten Championships. 

Man arrested after two and a half hour standoff in field

Officers were making a warrant drug arrest when the suspect fled.

IUPD debunks tarp-toting, knife-carrying Uber driver rumor

 It’s unclear how the rumor began. 

Hoosiers in the NFL: Week 6 recap

Tevin Coleman scored his third touchdown of the season during week six. 

IU finishes fourth at Chatham Hills

IU's competition ends just like Coach Mayer predicted.

News you need to know for Tuesday, Oct. 16

COLUMN: Literature should be more readily available to incarcerated individuals

Prisons have recently taken away books from inmates, forming an even more classist society.

More than 200 students offered temporary housing in response to mold issues

  Rooms will be cleaned with a High-Efficiency Particulate Air Vacuum.

IU professor criticizes FBI investigation of Brett Kavanaugh in op-eds

Political science professor William Scheuerman attended Yale with Kavanaugh.