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Student vocal ensemble, NOTUS, to perform ‘Mass for the Endangered’ Feb. 7

The performance will take place at 8 p.m. in Auer Hall.

The Count Basie Orchestra to perform at Buskirk-Chumley Theater Feb. 9

The Count Basie Orchestra will present a free public performance at 8 p.m.

Zeta Beta Tau fraternity placed on cease and desist for hazing

All activities within the chapter are suspended until further notice.

Episode 3: Rivalry talk (Purdue and Rutgers)

Trayce Jackson-Davis earns third-consecutive Big Ten Player of the Week honor

Jackson-Davis averaged 21.5 points, 13.5 rebounds and three blocks in two games.

Episode 1: Interview with Linda Greenhouse

OPINION: This week’s hot takes

The IDS opinion desk met this week to discuss pitches and hot takes.

IU experts recommend professors use ChatGPT as learning tool

ChatGPT is prompting teachers to redesign assignments to make them AI-friendly.

Indiana experiences minimal levels of influenza and reported one new mpox case, COVID-19 cases remain low

Monroe County reported eight COVID-19 cases for the week Jan. 22-28.

Expect the unexpected on Lil Yachty’s ‘Let’s Start Here.’

The trap artist takes a hard left into the world of psychedelic rock.

Show the love: local performances this week

Here’s everything you need to know about the Bloomington scene this week.

‘Sam’s a special kid’: freshman Sam Landau leads Indiana men’s tennis to double-header sweep

The Hoosiers defeated Dartmouth College and Xavier University on Sunday to improve to 6-1.

Indiana women’s basketball achieves best-ever ranking in AP Top 25

The Hoosiers were ranked No. 2 in the poll on Monday.

Venue Gallery, among many local galleries, hosts Bloomington’s February Gallery Walk

The gallery walk is a monthly event to celebrate the local art scene of Bloomington.

No. 18 Indiana wrestling upper weights falter against No. 1 Penn State on Senior Day

No. 1 Penn State defeated the Hoosiers 35-8 in Wilkinson Hall.

Students express concerns with IU disability accommodations

Students experience frustrations with professors when it comes to disability accommodations.

COLUMN: It was business as usual for Indiana women’s basketball, but that win meant more

Mackenzie Holmes’ third quarter outburst crushed Purdue’s upset bid.