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Indiana men’s basketball passes important nonconference test, edges out St. John’s 76-74

The Hoosiers shot 52% from the field, with four players scoring in double-digits.

No. 6 Indiana men’s swim and dive to compete in the Ohio State Invitational this weekend

The Hoosiers are 5-0 on the season.

Bloomington City Council poised to stop dog, cat sales in pet shops

Two local pet stores would be affected by the proposed change.

IU alumni discuss health equity, social factors in the U.S. post-pandemic

Alumni state Medicaid directors discussed Medicaid, Build Back Better bill.

Maurer School of Law saw increased number of applicants, admissions to be more competitive.

New Kaplan survey predicts number of law school applicants to increase this year.

COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball is fun and cool, and you should be there

This is Indiana’s best team, and it deserves a bigger crowd.

Eight Indiana wrestlers place in top 5 Sunday at Mountaineer Invite

Junior DJ Washington won his first two matches.

COLUMN: How to explain Indiana football’s failure to your family

Indiana is extremely inoffensive, both as a dinner topic and a football team.

Bloomington Faculty Council discusses IU’s diversity initiatives, updates on new regional health center

The council met in person Tuesday afternoon.

Beacon’s Shalom Center preps for accommodating the unhoused community in winter

Local volunteers can get involved by dropping off donations and working in the center.

IU Theatre’s “JUMP” addresses themes of mental health, grief

Tickets for children and students are $10 and tickets for adults are $20.

IU students discuss desire for more recycling education

Nov. 15 was annual National Recycling Day.

LETTER: Bloomington has a problem with food waste

Hoosiers need to think about excess, portion sizes and needless wasting.

LETTER: Don’t punish all of greek life for a societal problem

Sexual assault should be taken seriously, but greek life shouldn’t be blamed.

A jury has finally been selected in Ahmaud Arbery’s trial. It includes one black juror

Judge continues with jury selection despite questions of intentional discrimination in juror selection.

The Daily Rundown: Nov. 17, 2021

Aleksa Gulbe leads the way in Indiana women’s basketball’s 72-42 win over Norfolk State

Gulbe had 22 points and 12 rebounds in the victory.

COLUMN: Indiana women’s basketball did win, but needs to ask more from its bench

Indiana’s starting five are dominant, but it could use more compliments from its backups.

Indiana women’s basketball ‘grinds it out’ to beat Norfolk State 72-42

Aleksa Gulbe scored a career-high 22 points and had 12 rebounds, her first double-double this season.

Bloomington Fire Department did not check for lead paint before controlled burn

Bloomington Fire Chief Jason Moore said crews are removing debris from the burn site.