Longform

La Casa and the LGBTQ Culture Center unite for students

The Latinx Initiative focuses on the intersectionality of the centers. 

IU tries to find ways to win in first home series

 IU hasn't won a series in the 2017 season.

IU finishes nonconference road play this weekend

The Hoosiers have seven straight home games following the UofM Tournament

No. 13 water polo set to battle three top-20 teams at Aztec Invite

IU will play three ranked teams this weekend in San Diego.

COLUMN: Spring break style mirrors runway looks

Popular trends include velvet and denim swimsuits. 

Bathroom sign damage classified as hate crime

The sign was on the Frances Morgan Swain Student Building's third floor.

COLUMN: Other developed nations must do more

It isn't the United States' job to fund world programs

Two IU vocal students take home top honors in Indy music competition

Matinee Musicale invites variety of musicians to showcase their talents. 

History Center to showcase women's roles in war

“Women at War: The Home Front" takes place from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Monroe County History Center. 

Caffeine helps prevent dementia

Caffeine can protect the brain against dementia.

IU travels to Iowa for first Big Ten match of season

IU is hitting the road for just the second time this season. 

Council considers new automated trash pickup service

The trash trucks would read trash can chip frequencies. 

Family of teen slain in Delphi double-murder speaks for first time

Investigators have yet to make an arrest in the February crime.

Primary care

This is the fourth installment in an IDS series covering the opioid epidemic across Indiana. Will  Cooke is the only doctor in Austin, Indiana, a city that in 2015  experienced the worst HIV outbreak in US history. Two years later, his  work is still not done.

COLUMN: Praise for Disney

Most millennials grew up watching all of the classic Walt Disney movies. From the Dalmatian plantation to Sleeping Beauty’s cottage, and from Dumbo’s Circus to Cinderella’s Castle, Disney took our young imaginations on countless adventures.

COLUMN: Be smart with Obamacare replacement

Obamacare replacement requires careful deliberation, responsibility from both sides.

EDITORIAL: New ID, who dis

Despite the constant emails foreboding us with subject lines like “Two-Step Login: Don’t get locked out on February 2,” we all felt a little jaded when time came to download Duo Mobile on our phones, which takes up an unnecessary amount of storage space.

COLUMN: Be careful with voice recognition

Echo and Alexa are potentially dangerous technology

A tight vagina is not uncommon

Women take off work to stay vocal on International Women's Day

Julie Hardesty felt awkward sending her coworkers in the Wells Library technology department an email explaining her absence on Wednesday.