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Monette, Bednarczyk open Canadian pipeline

By Michael Hughes · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:05 p.m.

When Daniel Bednarczyk and Sam Monette first met at 11-years-old, they were rivals on the Canadian junior tennis circuit. Almost a decade later and hundreds of miles away, the two sophomores have created a formidable doubles pairing for the IU men’s tennis team.

Musical pays tribute to rock 'n' roll

By Alyssa Schor · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:44 a.m.

"Million Dollar Quartet" depicts a one-time recording session with Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins at Sun Records.

Students, IU staff cope with extreme cold

By Aaricka Washington · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:40 a.m.

While IU Bloomington’s campus closed during winter break due to severe weather, recent temperatures have not been enough to warrant a closing.

Journalist recalls reporting from Afghanistan

By Danielle Castonzo · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:35 a.m.

On Monday, the IU School of Journalism Speaker Series began with Nickelsberg’s presentation on his years of work in Afghanistan war zones.

FMCCS grant opportunities supplement school funding

By Sydney Murray · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:33 a.m.

The spring grant cycle for the Foundation of Monroe County Community Schools is now open.

Study combats obesity in schools

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:30 a.m.

Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana have some of the highest obesity rates in the U.S., according to the United States Centers for Disease Control.

University researchers receive grant to study concussions

By Anna Hyzy · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:28 a.m.

The IU School of Medicine in Indianapolis has received a $300,000 grant to study how concussions affect blood flow in the brain.

Career and internship fair coming to IMU Wednesday

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:27 a.m.

As many as 85 organizations will meet with potential employees and interns at the College of Arts and Sciences Winter Career and Internship Fair Wednesday.

Dorm manager hunts with masterful dog

By Evan Hoopfer · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12:11 a.m.

Troy Wood's relationship with his hunting dog Emmett is everything. Troy has spent hundreds of hours training Emmett and strengthening their bond.

No one's listening to you, IU

By Editorial Board · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12 a.m.

Students lack say in University decisions

Mixing politics and cultural exchange

By Michael Su · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12 a.m.

Rodman and his entourage should be lauded for bringing basketball to North Korea, but his attention-seeking ways should not have a place or any credit in initiating a détente between North Korea and the U.S.

Photoshopping our favorite funny women is not so funny

By Jordan Riley · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12 a.m.

Recently, Mindy Kaling was featured on the cover of respected fashion magazine Elle and Lena Dunham for Vogue. Both covers sparked controversy over how each woman was portrayed.

Why I'm obsessed with this decade

By Eduardo Salas · Tuesday, Jan. 28,2014 12 a.m.

Needless to say, the times are changing. We’re not even halfway through this decade.

INDOT struggles to maintain roads

By Mary Katherine Wildeman · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 11:55 p.m.

The Indiana Deparment of Transportation has been struggling to keep up with extreme weather conditions. Employees with the department are working overtime, and equipment has suffered from the harsh weather.

INDOT struggles to maintain roads

By Mary Katherine Wildeman · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 11:54 p.m.

The Indiana Deparment of Transportation has been struggling to keep up with extreme weather conditions. Employees with the department are working overtime, and equipment has suffered from the harsh weather.

Bills to watch: tuition and time zones

By Michael Auslen · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 11:34 p.m.

Check up on two bills in the works. One would change how students would pay for college in Indiana and another is from a Senator who wants to put Indiana in the Central Time Zone.

Pickens’ chemicals similar ingredients as in OKC bombing

By Dennis Barbosa · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 11:25 p.m.

The chemicals Ryder Pickens had in his apartment could make an explosion that reminded Department Chief of the Bloomington Township Department of Fire and Emergency Services Faron Livingston of Marvin the Martian.

Jacobs alumna Natalie Salzman releases first EP

By Francesco Ferrara · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 10:12 p.m.

Jacobs School of Music alumna Natalie Salzman recently released her first EP, "Ebb & Flow."

HJR3 amended in Indiana House

By Michael Auslen · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 8:14 p.m.

The House of Representatives changed the wording on the H.J.R.3 bill.

Column: Rest of season predictions

By Evan Hoopfer · Monday, Jan. 27,2014 8:01 p.m.

Men's basketball columnist Evan Hoopfer previews the rest of the Hoosiers' schedule, predicting each game with his analysis.

Monette, Bednarczyk open Canadian pipeline

Musical pays tribute to rock 'n' roll

Students, IU staff cope with extreme cold

Journalist recalls reporting from Afghanistan

FMCCS grant opportunities supplement school funding

Study combats obesity in schools

University researchers receive grant to study concussions

Career and internship fair coming to IMU Wednesday

Dorm manager hunts with masterful dog

No one's listening to you, IU

Mixing politics and cultural exchange

Photoshopping our favorite funny women is not so funny

Why I'm obsessed with this decade

INDOT struggles to maintain roads

INDOT struggles to maintain roads

Bills to watch: tuition and time zones

Pickens’ chemicals similar ingredients as in OKC bombing

Jacobs alumna Natalie Salzman releases first EP

HJR3 amended in Indiana House

Column: Rest of season predictions

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