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Black Voices: Black women in law continue to set trailblaze for future generations

Judge Shequeena McKenzie is the first Black female judge in McComb, Mississippi.

Students can volunteer, donate to Afghan refugees at Camp Atterbury

Students Supporting Afghan Evacuees is an initiative created to lead the student effort to help Afghan refugees.

No shirts, no touchdowns: Indiana football’s offense sputters in 38-3 loss to Rutgers

Section 19 of Memorial Stadium briefly filled with cheering, shirtless fans.

Indiana football falls apart in 38-3 loss to Rutgers

The Hoosiers lost to the Scarlet Knights for the first time in six years.

COLUMN: You must admit Indiana football’s loss to Rutgers was at least a little funny

One of these teams is fighting for bowl eligibility, and it certainly isn’t Indiana.

Indiana men’s soccer looking for fourth-straight Big Ten Tournament title at Penn State

Penn State took the Big Ten regular-season title.

Live Updates: Indiana football takes on Rutgers at home

Indiana football will kickoff against Rutgers at noon. 

Defensive performance puts Indiana in cruise control in blowout over Northern Illinois

Junior forward Trayce Jackson-Davis recorded seven blocks and Indiana forced 23 turnovers.

COLUMN: Indiana men’s basketball shows major changes in defensive victory over NIU

The Hoosiers improve to 2-0 with a blowout win over Northern Illinois.

Indiana men’s basketball dominates Northern Illinois defensively, moves to 2-0 this season

Junior forward Trayce Jackson-Davis blocked seven shots, which tied for fourth-most in Indiana history.

IU dedicates Japanese American Ban Memorial in ceremony Friday

During World War II, IU banned 12 Japanese Americans from attending the school.

Kilroy’s Sports to host free sexual assault bystander trainings Sunday afternoon

The training sessions will be at Kilroy’s Sports Bar and open to the public.

After the audition

A three-part series documenting what students experience after their audition for the Jacobs School of Music with emotions stemming from rejection and burnout.

IU-Bloomington reports 35 COVID-19 cases, 94.5% vaccination rate

Bloomington's campus had nine more cases than last week.

OPINION: Raising wages won’t completely solve the unemployment crisis

The recent unemployment crisis won’t be solved by attracting workers with higher wages.

Black Voices: Keeping Schuyler Bradley’s memory alive on the anniversary of his death

Schuyler Bradley was an IU student who passed away after being fatally shot.

The Daily Rundown: Nov. 12, 2021

September rape reported at Briscoe Quadrangle

The survivor declined to press charges.

Red mittens, sandcastles and an IU family’s love for Indiana football

The Zimmerman family will have 18 members at the Indiana-Rutgers game Saturday.

Wheeler Mission expansion to help unhoused population in Bloomington

IU Health and Centerstone’s services will help with Wheeler’s expansion project.