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Local residents speak about Little 500

Local residents and business owners share their thoughts on how Little 500 affects them.

Negative backlash against abortion bill grows with Testicle Testimonies

It encourages men to let Indiana legislators know how it’s hanging.

IU looks to continue winning streak with Ball State matchup

Ball State has won nine of its last 10 games.

IU receivers returning plenty of production in 2016

IU is bringing back a wealth of experienced wide receivers.

ATO's cycling team coping with not being able to ride this year

Alpha Tau Omega’s cycling team has a story.  While the ATO name has been severely tarnished after an October scandal, there remain ashes of a once proud cycling team.

29-year old male arrested on meth charges

Man pulled over for traffic stop arrested for six warrants and 

Student arrested in Wright Quad drug bust

The student was charged with 5 felonies.

Former 4-star prospect Dominique Booth a medical disqualifier, plans to continue career elsewhere

The IU medical staff told Booth he can no longer play football.

Breaking down Little 500

Find all the Indiana Daily Student's coverage of the 2016 Little 500 races.  Pick up a copy of the print guide to take with you to the races.   

Three businesses you didn’t know were started by IU students

66 percent of millennials want to start their own business, according to a study done by Bentley University. 

In the dark: Part 2

Blue light emergency phones are placed inconsistently with crime trends.

Exhibit showcases history of social movements

The exhibit will run through July 19th.

Students studying abroad in Turkey allowed to stay

Despite bombings, the Turkish Flagship Program will continue.

Tavis Smiley establishes new scholarship fund

Scholarships will range from $2,000 to $5,000.

Fundraiser winners meet Eisenberg

Kappa Delta raised $18,000 for Middle Way House.

The Lens of Time

Photographer and retired IU professor Jeffrey Wolin doesn’t remember the first photograph he took, but he remembers the camera: a Kodak Brownie Starmite he bought with his saved allowance money. Since then, Wolin has photographed multiple portrait series, including those of Holocaust survivors and Vietnam War veterans, all with the theme of change over time.

Long live the dancer

Fill Hoosiers Up

His stomach had been empty for too long.

Behind the Mask

B ehind every costume, character and fantasy world is the mind that creates it.

Something Out of Nothing

Every Thursday, we create a world out of essentially nothing.  All we need is a one-word suggestion.