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Freshman Jyles Etienne competes in the high jump in the Hoosier Open in Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse. Etienne set a new meet record with a jump of 2.21m and was named one of IU's three Big Ten Athlete's of the Week.

Men's track and field travel to Kentucky for first time in 2018

By Julia Briano · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 5:30 a.m.

After finding success in the first two meets of the season, IU Coach Ron Helmer said the good marks and rankings aren't the most important right now.

Lawmakers disagree on approach to tackling growing concerns in DCS

By Laurel Demkovich · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 5 a.m.

Former DCS director recently resigned, saying she was unable to protect children.

The Buskirk-Chumley Theater presented a special Valentine's Day screening of "An Affair to Remember" on Feb. 14, 2017. The Wild and Scenic Film Festival will take place Sunday.

Wild and Scenic Film Festival to showcase environmentally-themed art

By Chris Forrester · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 4 a.m.

The festival will include documentary shorts and live music

Then-freshman butterfly swimmer Vinicius Lanza, now a senior, competes during the 200-yard butterfly in 2016 at the Boilermaker Aquatic Center.

Swimming and diving prepared for second half of season

By TC Malik · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 3 a.m.

IU swimming and diving starts the second half of the season in Ann Arbor against the Big Ten favorite Wolverines.

Gov. Eric Holcomb talks to the state legislators and other invited guests at his first State of the State address on Jan. 17, 2017, in the Indiana Statehouse. Bloomington is suing Gov. Holcomb after the city's failed 2017 annexation attempt was blocked by the state legislature.

Annexation lawsuit appeal denied; case will continue

By Nyssa Kruse · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 2 a.m.

Bloomington sued Gov. Eric Holcomb after legislation quashed city annexation plans.

Students exit campus as the sun begins to set on Indiana University's Sample Gates. There have been several books written about IU, including “My First IU Words Go Hoosiers” by Connie McNamara.

COLUMN: IU books cover sports stories and ghost tales

By Audrey Lee · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 1 a.m.

IU books cover hauntings, dogs and the Knight basketball legacy.

Elvis J. Stahr Jr., then-president of IU, wrote a letter to the University community the evening of King’s death emphasizing his shock and sadness in wake of the death. “His courage, his eloquence, the nobility of his aims and of his life should inspire men and women of every race to re-double our determination to put away hate forever,” Stahr wrote. He invited the community to the following day’s memorial service. In his letter, Stahr said all flags on campus would be flown at half-staff, and he encouraged faculty members to observe a period of silent meditation in their Friday classes.

Bloomington community reflects on Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy

By IDS staff · Friday, Jan. 12,2018 12 a.m.

University dignitaries and student leaders spoke at a 1968 memorial service for King.

EDITORIAL: Opening up coastal waters to drilling is a mistake

By Editorial Board · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 10 a.m.

President Trump's proposal for offshore drilling will have devastating effects on the environment

Vandalism reported at Bloomington Bagel Company and construction site

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 9 a.m.

Vandalism at Bloomington Bagel Company was among crime reported Tuesday in Bloomington.

Thursday Rundown: Indiana Senate committee approves alcohol bill, case of Measles found at IU, #IUWBB falls to No.23 Michigan, "Lady Bird” at the IU Cinema.

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 8:21 a.m.

Everything you need to know for Thursday, Jan. 11.

Then-freshman infielder Jeremy Houston, now a sophomore, is congratulated after returning to the Hoosier dugout after his first career home run on April 29. IU defeated No. 20 South Alabama 8-4 Sunday afternoon.

IU Baseball Placed at 17 in Perfect Game USA’s Preseason Rankings

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 8 a.m.

Indiana Baseball will look for continued success to solidify its preseason ranking.

Zeus stands outside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall after checking the area for bombs before the basketball game Tuesday. Zeus's commands, such as "sit" and "search," are given to him in Dutch so bystanders cannot also give him commands.

Meet Zeus, the K-9 officer keeping IU safe

By Caroline Anders · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 7:30 a.m.

IUPD welcomed its second-ever explosive detection canine, Zeus, last winter.

IU women’s basketball gets second verbal commitment of 2019 recruiting class

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 7 a.m.

Arielle Wisne, a 6-3 post player from Thornton, Colorado, verbally committed to IU on Tuesday.

IU Theatre’s “Julius Caesar” portrays classic in new light

By Clark Gudas · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 6 a.m.

"Julius Caesar" runs from Jan. 19 to 27.

COLUMN: States with legalized marijuana should release prisoners sentenced prior to legalization

By Anne Anderson · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 5 a.m.

Legalizing marijuana should also free those sentenced for possession prior to legalization.

Black Film Center/Archive hosts semester-long programming

By Clark Gudas · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 4 a.m.

Film screenings and guest speakers are part of the semester-long programming.

"AM" by Arctic Monkeys was released in 2013. Along with several other artists, Arctic Monkeys is expected to release a new album this year.

COLUMN: 2018 is set to have promising new music

By Hannah Reed · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 3 a.m.

The New Year will have plenty of new albums, most of which are TBA.

LETTER: Participation in IU’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration honors his legacy

By James Wimbush · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 2 a.m.

Starting next fall both IU and Purdue University will be among the universities requiring incoming students on all campuses to have the meningitis B vaccination.

IU continues measles investigation, offers health advice

By Dominick Jean · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 1 a.m.

The IU Health Center at 812-855-5002 during office hours or 812-855-4011 after hours.

Senate Bill 1 would allow convenience, drug and liquor stores to sell alcohol from noon to 8 p.m. on Sundays. Big Red Liquors is just one of the companies affected by the current ban on Sunday alcohol sales.

State senate committee approves bill allowing Sunday carryout alcohol sales

By IDS staff · Thursday, Jan. 11,2018 12 a.m.

The bill will now be debated on the Senate floor.

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