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OPINION: It’s hard for a millennial to find love, make connections in a world of labels

Finding a partner isn’t about ticking boxes: it’s about finding compatibility.

IU Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology to open in fall 2023

The IUMAA will feature a multitude of exhibits and resources for students and visitors.

IU professor provides insight into evolution of stars

Professor Constantine Deliyannis researches why lithium is found at lower levels than expected.

COLUMN: Quinn XCII is consistently unremarkable on ‘The People’s Champ’

The singer’s fifth studio album makes an effort, but falls short.

OPINION: Netflix’s ‘That ‘90s Show’ missed the mark

Yet another TV reboot has left audiences feeling underwhelmed.

Indiana men’s and women’s swim and dive tally 14 Big Ten weekly regular season awards

Carson Tyler and Anne Fowler swept the diving awards for this week’s awards cycle.

‘Ainadamar’ to premiere with the Jacobs School of Music Feb. 3

Student tickets for “Ainadamar” are available for $10.

Smothering defense lifts No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball past Minnesota

The Hoosiers scored 30 points off 29 Golden Gopher turnovers.

COLUMN: No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball crushes Minnesota, just as everyone expected

It was ugly at times, but the Hoosiers took care of business.

No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball dominates first half, dismantles Minnesota 77-54

The Hoosiers forced the Golden Gophers into 18 first-half turnovers.

City council discusses potential removal of Traffic Commission member for obscene comments

The council referred the matter to a special committee.

IU Archives hosts exhibit on local student publications

This is the second year of the exhibition.

No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball to face sold out Mackey Arena against Purdue

The Hoosiers beat the Boilermakers at Mackey 73-68 in overtime last season.

Sherene Ing named new director of First Nations Educational & Cultural Center

Ing plans to increase enrollment of Native American students and organize service-oriented projects.

Bloomington to receive $1.9 million in grant funding

The investment will go toward a local infrastructure project.

OPINION: There’s more to movies than Marvel

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has affected the film industry for the worse.

Sara Scalia to face former team as No. 4 Indiana women’s basketball travels to Minnesota

The senior guard played her first three seasons for the Golden Gophers and led the team in scoring last year.

Episode 2: Top-25 gauntlet summary, Minnesota and Purdue preview

PERSPECTIVES: Superstitious thinking appears to be a double-edged sword

Even though many impulsively believe superstitions are true, there is no proof they work.