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Dusk to Dawn

Man beaten unconscious on S. Winslow Court

Bloomington police responded early Sunday to a report of a man being attacked by a group of at least three others.

Grant to prepare students for college

Indiana universities will receive $36,000 from the “Core to College” grant, funds intended to establish relationships between higher and K-12 education.

The night shift

A sophomore and her son are growing up together.

Animal shelter needs 300 adopts in next three weeks

In order for the City of Bloomington Animal Shelter to receive a $100,000 grant, more than 300 cats and dogs must be adopted from the facility within the next three weeks.

Pence leads Gregg, Boneham

Third quarter campaign finance reports were due at noon Monday, and Republican gubernatorial candidate Rep. Mike Pence, R-6th District, lead the pack with more than $2.9 million raised.

2 meningitis deaths confirmed in Ind.

There have now been two deaths and 28 documented cases of fungal meningitis in Indiana linked to epidural steroid injections, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Elinor, Vincent Ostrom remembered at celebration

Nine professors and administrators from around the world contributed vignettes and remarks during a celebration of the lives of Elinor Ostrom and her husband, Vincent.

Hoosiers hope to keep streak alive against Butler

The Hoosiers resume play tonight and look to extend their four-game undefeated streak (3-0-1) when they take on the Butler Bulldogs.

IU looks for 1st conference victory against rival Purdue

The IU women's volleyball team is the lone Big Ten squad without a conference win this season. IU Coach Sherry Dunbar and her players hope to change that they take on No. 17 Purdue Tuesday at University Gym at 8 p.m.

19-0 will never happen

IDS national sports columnist Trent Stutzman explains why the NFL's lone undefeated team, the Atlanta Falcons, will not challenge the 1972 Miami Dolphins' undefeated record this season.

Kollin strong in first IU match

Freshman Max Kollin played his first round of collegiate golf Monday and currently sits in the top five at the Earl Yestingsmeier Individual Invitational with two rounds left to play.

New exhibits open Friday at Grunwald Gallery of Art

Artist talks for the new “Small is Big” exhibit in the Grunwald Gallery of Art begin today.

Digging in the dark

While most students sleep, this activist gardener is restoring natural beauty to Bloomington one seed bomb at a time.

Hoosiers need Abell to make sophomore jump

IDS men's basketball columnist Michael Norman gives his take on why sophomore guard Remy Abell needs to step up and play a bigger role this year for the Hoosiers to have success.

Professor to discuss Middeldorf collection at IU Art Museum

Bruce Cole, professor emeritus of comparative literature, will speak at 4 p.m. today in the Thomas T. Solley Atrium at the IU Art Museum.

In Obama’s future

As the truth about the Benghazi debacle emerges following last week’s congressional hearing, perhaps the scariest details are those that highlight the President’s contempt for free speech.

Preemptive peace-prizing

I can’t help but envision the EU as a man on a ledge with the Nobel committee below shouting “But think of all the good you’ve done.”

What we can learn from the EU

Consequently, I believe that despite its flaws and the myriad of economic struggles that it is currently facing, the EU is highly deserving of the prize.

I’d rather be in hell

But sure as the changing leaves, I hit that stretch of grass between Ballantine and Woodburn halls, and I’m greeted by religious crackpots telling me about my inevitable journey to hell.