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Indiana men’s basketball looks to rebound after loss, plays Nebraska in Big Ten opener

Indiana will also play Wisconsin before the uninterrupted Big Ten schedule begins Jan. 2.

IU-owned section of Jordan Avenue to be renamed Eagleson Avenue

IU Board of Trustees dedicated the new name in honor of the Eagleson family.

Bloomington Fire Department to offer lead level testing after controlled burn

Residents complained about lead paint debris being released following a November controlled burn.

The Daily Rundown: Dec. 3, 2021

IU-Bloomington reports 89 COVID-19 cases last week, second highest in fall semester

The dashboard reports a 94.6% vaccination rate, same as the previous two weeks.

No. 6 Indiana women’s basketball struggles offensively, loses to No. 2 NC State

The Wolfpack used a 9-1 run to pull away in the final three minutes.

Shatter the Silence members honor red zone survivors of sexual assault at Thursday vigil

The red zone is the time from August to November when more than half of college sexual assaults occur.

No. 6 Indiana women’s basketball falls to No. 2 NC State 66-58

Three Hoosiers scored in double digits to the Wolfpack’s four.

Creative editor of carbon removal company speaks on climate change, business models

The event wrapped up this fall's Themester on Resilience.

A dreamscape full of fairies, mice and a beloved Nutcracker doll: ‘The Nutcracker’ returns to the stage

The 2021 production of "The Nutcracker" will be the last featuring Michael Vernon's choreography. 

COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball’s late falter costly in 66-58 loss to NC State

Indiana was simply outplayed by NC State down the stretch.

Students can de-stress with service dogs during a week of wellness practice

The dogs will be at Hodge Hall from 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday and Wednesday.

COLUMN: Watch ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ through Paul McCartney’s eyes

McCartney’s actions most accurately portray the state of The Beatles late in their career.

University Players to present Holiday Cabaret Sunday evening

Everyone is encouraged to wear pajamas and bring blankets to listen to the performances. 

IU senior writes ‘Memories For Sale:’ a stage reading for University Players

The show was written by Spencer Lawson and directed by junior Anna Lagrange.

OPINION: What MIT’s ‘Limits to Growth’ Means for Generation Z

MIT’s prediction of the economy around the year 2040 is an opportunity for Gen Z.

OPINION: Satirical journalism is a blessing in disguise

Satirical journalism is becoming a more important requisite to a well-informed democracy.

OPINION: Becoming a better basketball program starts with scheduling

Programs limit their tournament success by scheduling an easier non-conference.

IU removes ethical exemptions from acceptable vaccine exemptions

Individuals who previously received ethical exemptions do not need to change their status.

New study shows IU's 2020 voter turnout increased compared to 2016

Eligible IU students’ voter turnout rate increased by 21.7 percentage points since 2016.