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Song fest celebrates language

The Spanish and Portugese Song Fest featured student work Friday.

Israelpalooza educates about culture

Bracket challenge links sports and human rights

March Madness, as always, brought about a surge of bracket-making. But instead of predicting basketball wins, human rights were the subject of students’ brackets this weekend.

Event honors student filmmakers

Short, student films were showcased at the Campus Movie Fest last night.

Native American comunity dance raises awareness for health issues

First Nations Educational and Cultural Center organized its Second Annual Native American Health and Wellness Community Dance Saturday afternoon to promote healthy living and raise awareness for HIV/AIDS, psychological health and nutrition.

'Future of Jazz' jams at Waldron

Sunday's Future of Jazz concert featured works of young jazz musicians and guester performer Wayne Wallace.

Mother Hubbard's Cupboard seeks grant for community gardens

Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard is seeking a grant for up to $20,000 through a national program called Seeds of Change.

Man sentenced to 18 years for attempted rape

The Monroe County Circuit Court sentenced Scott James Hedrick-Dwyer to 18 years in prison for attacking and attempting to rape a woman on the B-Line Trail in April 2013.

Man wakes up to house in flames

A homeowner of 817 W. Seventh St. awoke Sunday to his neighbor pounding on his door to tell him his house was on fire.

Emergency shelter opens for homeless

An emergency shelter response team has assembled to help people experiencing homelessness who have nowhere to sleep in the month of April.

Flooding, snow affect crops

Last week’s rainfall caused prospective damage to crops for area farmers.

Craig, Doll take Little 500 ITTs

Beta Theta Pi's Christopher Craig and Chi Omega's Aryn Doll took home Individual Time Trial wins on Saturday in the men's and women's races, respectively.

House fire quickly controlled by BFD

A fire broke out Saturday in a two-story rental house at 924 E. Atwater Ave. Though people were home, there were no injuries as a result of the fire.

Car crashes into Woodlawn Tennis Court

A driver suffered a seizure Friday afternoon, police said, causing him to lose control of his vehicle, crashing through a tennis court enclosure.

Police investigate sexual assault report

A 19-year-old woman reported to police that she was sexually assaulted by multiple men who were using drugs on Bloomington’s south side.

Several buildings on and off campus without power

Assistant Vice President for Facility Operations Hank Hewetson said several buildings have experienced technical problems.

Violin virtuoso plays IU Auditorium

Like the great classical musicians of the nineteenth century, Itzhak Perlman commands a celebrity rarely enjoyed by performers in the world of classical music.

IU faculty member wins Outstanding Academic Advisor Award

After eight years of advising at IU, faculty member Rachel Tolen has been honored for her commitment to her students.

Amended bus routes appease critics

Bloomington Transit amended their new route proposal to include routes traveling down Kirkwood Avenue after members of the community voiced concerns about kids not being able to travel easily to the public library.

PLUS for IUSA outlines plans for rest of semester

The polls closed at 10 p.m. Wednesday, and PLUS for IUSA will be the administration for next year after running unopposed for the entire election.