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Abortion: the definition of life

I feel as if the minute I open my mouth to say anything about abortion, I will be bombarded — told I am anti-feminist, that I’m narrow-minded, backward, unsympathetic toward the plight of impoverished women and in general a nasty Bible-thumper who smells like old gym socks.

YOUniversity to transition into IUSA administration Friday

The current Movement administration comes to a close this week. At a transition banquet this Friday, the current IU Student Association executives will officially hand over the reins of the student government to the incoming YOUniversity executives.

Mathers celebrates 50th anniversary

A new exhibition and a series of free programs highlighting IU’s Mathers Museum of World Cultures will mark the institution’s 50th anniversary this month.

IU science education program ranked high on productivity

IU’s science education program has been rated one of the most productive in the country.

Inca Quechua dialect to be taught next year

The IU Center of Latin American and Caribbean Studies spread flyers this semester around campus that read, “The bututu is sounding! Calling you to learn Inga, the Quechua of Colombia.”

Young talks politics, volunteering

Rep. Todd Young, R-9th District, visited College Republicans at IU on Monday night in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs to support student campaign volunteers and discuss his new role on two House Ways and Means subcommittees.

Kayaker dies in Monroe Reservoir

A 70-year-old man died while kayaking in Monroe Reservoir Friday.

MCCSC Foundation turns 40

The foundation that gives grants to Monroe County schools celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.

Woman attacked on B-Line Trail

A 23-year-old woman was reportedly attacked while rollerblading on the B-Line Trail Sunday afternoon.

Bierkultur: Bloomington Craft Beer Week

Charlie Scudder begins his week long column about the Bloomington Craft Beer Week.

Keep Calm and Carry on:Going the Distance

Eshley gives advice about long distance relationships.

The 5,000 Mile Man

Sweaty skates and cinnamon rolls

Sweat dripped off my face. I was cold and wet from the ice that was caked to my hip and leg, but I was still sweating through my T-shirt.

Doubleheader

When former high school football star Greg Heban arrived in Bloomington for his freshman year in college, he only had one goal in mind: make the IU baseball team as a walk-on.But three years later, Heban found himself back on the Astroturf, named Academic All-Big Ten and honorable mention All-Big Ten — in football.

Baseball looks to bounce back after 1st loss in a month

No. 17 IU (25-4, 8-1 Big Ten) will face off against the Evansville Purple Aces (14-18, 5-4 Missouri Valley Conference) at 7 p.m. today in Evansville.

IU hopes to move on after winning streak with matchup against Purple Aces

No. 17 Hoosiers’ 18-game winning streak snapped Sunday when Illinois took down IU, 3-2.

Hoosiers end incredible winning streak

IU baseball has seen a lot of success so far this season, but things changed during the weekend.

Meet the Zellers

Three minivans and 320,000 miles later, Steve and Lori Zeller are climbing into their SUV to make the four-hour drive to Dayton, Ohio for their son Cody’s first and second round games of the NCAA tournament.

Mindless burning

If you don’t have time for a workout, try any of these five activities that will burn calories with minimal effort.

Are We Lazy?

Our generation spends 2 hours outdoors. We spend 10 hours online. We're technological, yes, but are we lazy?