LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: Daily national headlines can now be found at the IDS
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With chains like Raising Canes moving into town, it's clear citizens prefer small businesses.
It's not neon lights and wastelands. It's now.
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Not everyone in the world is mourning the late Queen of England.
Humans are not meant to be cooped up in tiny rooms with questionable communal bathrooms.
This exhibit brings disgrace to an inspiring story of two young migrants.
The water crisis in Mississippi is the consequence of racism.
We should still be treating this pandemic as a pandemic.
The limited time exhibit surrounding Tom Fox’s life is quite heart-wrenching.
Students tend to avoid bad athletics. Let’s fix that.
Wearing masks beyond the direst times is both beneficial and necessary.
The fall of the Soviet Union was a catastrophe. Blame the late Mikhail Gorbachev.
The glorification of toxic traits on social media has led to the normalization of misogyny.
You may need a microscope to find interesting parts in the Sherlock Holmes exhibition.
Counseling and Psychological Services won’t prove ready for the horde.
Biden’s student debt cancellation plan is helpful, but it doesn’t go far enough.
The university experience is misleadingly advertised as glamorous.
The controversial and creative hyperpop genre gives new meaning to the dwindling punk rock scene.
Accelerated trend cycles have simultaneously made everything and nothing in style.
COVID-19 overshadows IU’s response to ongoing health issues while the Monkeypox virus looms.
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