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Jazz at Lincoln Center took jaunt through jazz with ‘Songs We Love’

The New York-based ensemble brought their show to the IU Auditorium Feb. 20.

No. 17 Indiana men’s basketball outworked, outplayed in 80-65 loss to Michigan State

The Hoosiers gave up a 22-7 run to end the first half.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball, Michigan State and an irrelevant scoreboard

Basketball was likely the least important thing on the court at the Breslin Center.

No. 17 Indiana men’s basketball falls 80-65 as Michigan State rides emotional homecoming

Michigan State’s Tyson Walker scored 23 in its first game in East Lansing since Feb. 7.

Jessee’s home runs, Yoho’s strikeouts, shine in Indiana baseball’s 13-5 home-opening win

Tuesday marked Jessee’s second-career multi-home run game and Yoho’s first career appearance for Indiana.

‘We say gay!’: Indiana legislators advance bill banning instruction of ‘human sexuality’

Hundreds of protesters rallied at the statehouse to oppose House Bill 1608.

Black Voices: Celebrating the legacy of Herman C. Hudson

Black IU celebrates Herman Hudson’s birthday and the mark he left on campus.

COLUMN: ‘The Bachelor’ week 5: a ‘shocking’ twist

Zach and the women travel to London.

Black Voices: students are being told to ignore history

A walkout took place in an Alabama school after students were told not to reference important events in their Black History presentation.  

GUEST COLUMN: Anti-Asian attack on student has roots in IU’s strained relations with Bloomington

Socioeconomic conditions have allowed anti-Asian racism to fester in Bloomington.

IU researcher develops new ALS therapy

Secretome is a hopeful candidate for slowing the degeneration of motor neurons.

OPINION: The great American flood: guns

The more guns there are, the less safe we are.

IU students invited to discuss global issues with activists, journalists, diplomats

Attend the America’s Role in the World foreign policy conference!

Episode 5: Hoosiers hit the road, with special guest Matt Sebree

GUEST COLUMN: Rule cleaning up soot pollution could save thousands of lives

The EPA's proposed rule will save thousands of people, but it's just a start.

Fighting to give students a voice on city council

Two IU students are running for Bloomington city council this year.

IU organizations host educational forum, fundraiser for earthquake victims

IU organizations raised money and awareness for those affected in Turkey and Syria.

Indiana men’s soccer bolsters squad with 11 newcomers for 2023 season

The Hoosiers added one transfer and 10 incoming freshmen.