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Men's tennis ascends team rankings

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 7:38 p.m.

The IU men's tennis team is now ranked No. 37 in the country.

Men's track and field earns more honors after Big Ten Championships

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 7:15 p.m.

IU Coach Ron Helmer was named Big Ten Coach of the Year.

Christopher Goodbeer, a braille transcriber working in the wells library, transcribe braille information of calculus Monday morning at the Wells library. Goodbeer has been a Braille Transcriber for nine years.

Braille transcriber helps meet students’ alternate media needs

By Hannah Boufford · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 6:39 p.m.

Braille helps visually impaired students keep up in classes.

Chilean composer Juan Orrego-Salas laughs as the Bloomington Orchestra praises him for his piece. The orchestra practiced Orrego-Salas' music Tuesday night at Bloomington High School South.

Bloomington Symphony Orchestra strikes a new chord with 'Scene Change: Music of Latin America'

By Sanya Ali · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 6:07 p.m.

Upcoming concert will celebrate the diversity in Latin American Music.

IU freshmen providing spark on the bench

By Josh Eastern · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 6:04 p.m.

The energy from the freshmen on the bench is helping the entire team on the court.

COLUMN: Oscars rouse thoughts on film adaptations of popular literature

By Katie Chrisco · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 5:27 p.m.

Upcoming film versions of popular books provide cause for excitement.

Man arrested after allegedly trying to burn his own apartment

By IDS staff · Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 1:46 p.m.

The 22-year-old is charged with arson.

Matt Rasnic, Alison Graham, Anna Boone and Lindsay Moore pose for a photo after escaping from the escape room in just more than 46 minutes.

60:00 to break out

Tuesday, Feb. 28,2017 9:44 a.m.

IDS staffers took the challenge and broke out of the Bloomington Playwright Project's Escape Room.

Panelists at the event "Black Don't Crack" discuss current issues regarding access to health care in the black community. Panelists were, from left to right, Rory James, Rasul Mowatt, Maria Hamilton Abegunde and Dr. Lori Thompson.

'Black Don't Crack' event wraps up BHM

By Matt Rasnic · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 9:51 p.m.

Panelists discussed health and healthcare in black community

Violinist Joshua Bell signs autographs with students after a round-table discussion. The discussion was open only to Jacobs students, who were able to eat lunch and ask the musician questions.

Violinist Joshua Bell talks new frontiers of classical music

By Emily Jones · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 9:27 p.m.

The IU alumnus returned to give career advice.

School of Public and Environmental Affairs professor Jayma Meyer, NCAA executive Oliver Luck and IU Athletics Director Fred Glass discussed the future of college athletics Monday evening in the School of Global and International Studies building Auditorium.

SPEA has panel on future of college athletics

By Andrew Hussey · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 9:12 p.m.

IU Athletic Director Fred Glass and NCAA Executive Vice President Oliver Luck both discussed the issues facing college athletics.

Marjorie Blewett blows out her birthday candles Monday afternoon in the Cornanation Room in the IMU. Members of the Bloomington Press Club presented her with a cake in celebration of her ninetieth birthday.

Bloomington Press Club celebrates alumna's 90th birthday

By Alyson Malinger · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 8:07 p.m.

Marge Blewett has been part of the IU Journalism community for 70 years.

Hutton Honors College Dean Andrea Ciccarelli, left, leads a discussion Monday about the role the United States plays in the world with Ben Rhodes, senior adviser to former President Barack Obama.  Rhodes has played a role in shaping the United States' foreign policy the past eight years. The discussion was part of the "Many worlds, one globe,"  lecture series sponsored by the Hutton Honors College.

Obama adviser talks America's place in the world

By Madeline Dippel · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 8:05 p.m.

Ben Rhodes' topics ranged from counterterrorism and foreign policy to media.

Ditch senioritis

By Becca Dague · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:55 p.m.

Do not get senioritis, finish strong

Our culture is too sensitive

By Steven Reinoehl · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:55 p.m.

Our culture is too sensitive

Cutting public arts funding will have little affect on national budget

By Anna Groover · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:55 p.m.

Arts funding should not be cut

EDITORIAL: Washington becomes a sanctuary state

By Editorial Board · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:54 p.m.

Washington's governor signs executive order protecting illegal immigrants and Muslims

Above is Beth Ciaravolo, a graduate student in the IU Department of Geography as she visits Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. While in Ukraine she will be conducting research on Ukranian ideas of a national homeland and national myth

Fulbright scholars and students discuss their experience abroad

By Dominick Jean · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:47 p.m.

The Fulbright program is among the U.S. government’s top international educational exchange programs.

Justin Ammerman and Tamara Morgan, Shaylyn Ammerman's father and grandmother, face television reporters after Kyle Parker's sentencing for the kidnapping and brutal murder of the 15-month-old last spring. "We'll never know why he did it," Morgan said. "I doubt he even knows."

Kyle Parker gets 60 years in death of toddler

By Taylor Telford · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:31 p.m.

Kyle Parker pleaded guilty to murder and kidnapping.

Director of Emergency Management answers questions

By Kelly Evans · Monday, Feb. 27,2017 7:30 p.m.

Long said testing fire alarms is a three-fold purpose.

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Men's tennis ascends team rankings

Men's track and field earns more honors after Big Ten Championships

Braille transcriber helps meet students’ alternate media needs

Bloomington Symphony Orchestra strikes a new chord with 'Scene Change: Music of Latin America'

IU freshmen providing spark on the bench

COLUMN: Oscars rouse thoughts on film adaptations of popular literature

Man arrested after allegedly trying to burn his own apartment

60:00 to break out

'Black Don't Crack' event wraps up BHM

Violinist Joshua Bell talks new frontiers of classical music

SPEA has panel on future of college athletics

Bloomington Press Club celebrates alumna's 90th birthday

Obama adviser talks America's place in the world

Ditch senioritis

Our culture is too sensitive

Cutting public arts funding will have little affect on national budget

EDITORIAL: Washington becomes a sanctuary state

Fulbright scholars and students discuss their experience abroad

Kyle Parker gets 60 years in death of toddler

Director of Emergency Management answers questions

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