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Community clashes with board members over Childs-Templeton merger report

92 community members attended Wednesday's meeting, and many felt their concerns weren’t addressed.

‘The Zone of Interest’ to be screened at 7 p.m., March 6, at IU Cinema

IU Cinema will screen Best Picture nominee and one of the most talked-about films of the year “The Zone of Interest.”

OPINION: The beauty standard is a damaging function of capitalism and media consumption

The pressure to achieve physical perfection places harmful expectations on the everyday person.

COLUMN: CJ Stroud wins Offensive Rookie of the Year, casts doubt on S2 Cognition Test’s importance

Stroud’s rookie season may show that the S2 Cognition test doesn’t matter as much as scouts think.

Indie pop band Peach Pit to perform at IU Auditorium on March 6

The quartet from Vancouver, Canada, were friends in high school before forming “Peach Pit.”

Jacobs School of Music examines love, loyalty with ‘Eugene Onegin’ on March 1

Student tickets for “Eugene Onegin” are available for $10.

Republican Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita seeks reelection

PHOTOS: Indiana men's basketball bounces back in 74-70 win against the Badgers

The Hoosiers improve to 7-10 in the Big Ten.

PHOTOS: No. 20 Indiana baseball snaps six-game win streak against Purdue University Fort Wayne

The Hoosiers will travel to Frisco, Texas, to compete in the Frisco Classic on March 1.

IU Board of Trustees expected to decide future of Kinsey Institute this weekend

The board tabled discussion in November.

MCCSC school board introduces redistricting resolution, union discussion bylaw

Tuesday’s meeting included new antiracism policies and a presentation on a potential lawsuit.

Aaron Casey wants to prove Indiana football has ‘players that ball’ at NFL Combine

Casey had a strong 2023 season in Bloomington and now aspires to play professionally.

Kinsey student says IU administrator infringed on free speech rights at demonstration

The incident took place Feb. 13 at Sample Gates.

COLUMN: ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ is fun in theory, bland in execution

The film is Ethan Coen’s solo directorial debut.

Student reports rape, dating violence in Read Hall Feb. 20

Editor’s Note: This story includes mention of sexual assault.

Hunter Schafer lecture to proceed as planned after Feb. 27 arrest at protest

Hunter Schafer still set to speak at IU Thursday after Feb. 27 arrest at New York protest.

Lilly’s Local Tunes: a guide to live music events Feb. 29-March 3.

Shows to catch and live events this weekend in the Bloomington music scene.

Get to know 2024 attorney general candidate Destiny Scott Wells

Wells is seeking to become the first Democratic Attorney General in over 20 years.

Astronomer Phil Plait to lecture about upcoming eclipse Feb. 28.

The lecture will be held at 6 p.m., in the Whittenberger Auditorium.

COLUMN: If only for a night, Mike Woodson’s Indiana basketball vision came back to life

The Hoosiers overcame a blown lead and an evacuation to beat the Badgers.