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Column: Roundtree brings fun to Club 105

If you follow any Twitter or Instagram account associated with the team, you’ve seen #Club105.Yeah, that was Zek.

Berbary to make IU coaching debut

With a staff led by first-year IU Coach Amy Berbary, the IU women’s soccer team is looking to revitalize its program and establish itself as a Big Ten Conference powerhouse. The regular season begins Friday in Athens, Ohio.

Column: Fast Fashion to Arrive in Bloomington

SafeRide returns after pilot program launch

The SafeRide service operates Monday through Sunday from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.

Black out, drop out

A recent study about Indiana University suggests our school prioritizes social life over academic success.

Distinct style flavors musical at Wells-Metz

“Island Song” begins 7:30 tonight in partnership with the Bloomington Playwrights Project.

Reigning champs return to play

IU men's soccer plays Marquette in an exhibition match tonight in Ft. Wayne as part of the National Soccer Festival.

Despite player departures, IU men's soccer still enters season ranked No. 1

Despite the loss of last season’s leaders, IU returns with eight starters and was voted by the Big Ten coaches the preseason No. 1-ranked squad in the conference, as well as earning the top nod nationally.

Enigmatic disorder blights Indiana's bees

Colony Collapse Disorder, which was first identified in 2006, is characterized by the sudden disappearance of adult honey bees in hives during winter.

Hip-hop, art at Max's Place

Rachel Awoyemi prepares her second installment of “A Festivus for the Rest of Us,” a music and artist showcase that will start 9 p.m. Friday at Max’s Place.

IUPUI runners pacing for peace at race in Kenya

The MUKESCO Peace Run will take place after McRobbie’s trip, on Sept. 28.

Spanish comedy kicks off film series

The screening of "I'm So Excited" at IU Cinema marks the beginning of the International Arthouse Series.

Ali Wong brings humor to Bloomington

Ali Wong, a comedian that has appeared on E!, NBC and MTV, will perform at the Comedy Attic Thursday through Saturday.

Monroe County to receive $12 million for roads

Monroe County is receiving $12,183,660 for road maintenance and expansion after the Indiana General Assembly’s reassigning of 1 percent of Indiana’s sales tax revenue.

Student loan rates still lowered

After failing to pass legislation before the July 1 cutoff, both Congress and President Obama have approved a bill that will retroactively lower federal Stafford loan rates from 6.8 to 3.9 percent.

New area code assigned to southern Indiana

In late July, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission approved the 930 area code, which will be given to new phone numbers after a 13-month grace period.

Rec Sports facilities complete renovations

Woodlawn Field and other IU Campus Recreational Sports facilities have undergone several renovations in preparation for the new semester. 

Life after RPS

There are two types of students at IU: those who live on campus, and those who don’t.

Health care and your paycheck

The Affordable Care Act, better known as “ObamaCare,” established a new provision requiring companies with 50 or more employees to provide health coverage to those who work 30 hours or more per week. If they don’t comply, businesses face fines and other repercussions.

No Age - "An Object"

"An Object" is a welcome experiment for a band that has been around for a while