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Almost 19 years ago, I was born on Valentine’s Day, and ever since, my life has been guided by love. My actions, ideals, goals and hobbies have all been driven by love in some form. It all sounds like a cliche and maybe it is. However, this holiday has always compelled me to share as much love as I can, and to me, giving love to others can be just as rewarding as receiving a gift.
More than 60 students and community members gathered in the rain Wednesday night at Sample Gates to engage in a peaceful rally against mass deportations and United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement policies. The rally was prompted by recent executive orders on immigration.
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If you were an IU student and you watched the Oscar-nominated film “A Real Pain,” you may have noticed a familiar crimson hat atop Jesse Eisenberg’s head. When I watched it with my mom, I excitedly pointed out this detail, eager to tell her about the “lore” surrounding one of my favorite actors.
On the surface, Indiana women’s basketball is more experienced than Michigan.
The Jacobs School of Music voice department held the special performance, “A Celebration of African American and African Diasporic Song,” on Tuesday in honor of Black History Month.
It’s the third Saturday of the month. Jack Kilby arrives early to the McCalla School, where he works during the week as a gallery preparator in the University Collections. With him, he brings a crate or two full of vinyl records for people who may not have any, so they can still contribute and participate. The smell of coffee fills the room, a perk of attending the event, and he waits until 1 p.m. for his guests of “Record Show & Tell” to arrive.
SPOILER ALERT: This column contains potential spoilers about "Apple Cider Vinegar.”
Looking to bounce back from its road loss to Minnesota on Feb. 9, Indiana women’s basketball took the road again to face Michigan on Wednesday at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
A cannabis compound called delta-8 is currently legal in Indiana. Both medical and recreational cannabis are prohibited, but hemp, cannabis with a delta-9 THC content of 0.3% or less on a dry weight basis, is fully legal. The phrasing “dry weight basis” is used as a loophole, as sellers can still include high amounts of delta-9 in their products.
Broadband service providers may now have new incentives to expand high-speed internet in Monroe County.
It’s been more than four years since IU alumnus Antony Vo and his mom were at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, hearing “Amazing Grace,” played on a flute in the Colonnade.
No. 12 Indiana women’s water polo checked a box in the loss column for the first time this season after losing to No. 16 Michigan and No. 20 Wagner College over the weekend, ending a 10-game winning streak.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — As Michigan State fans filed out of the Breslin Center, climbing the steps of the lower bowl to brave the cold beyond the doors, a parting call rang out through the speakers.
Former Indiana women’s basketball guard Grace Berger, who was waived by the WNBA’s Indiana Fever on Feb. 2, has landed with another squad.
Nearly a month after former Indiana women’s soccer head coach Erwin van Bennekom resigned, the Hoosiers have found their new head coach.
Indiana men’s basketball had every reason to quit.
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Exhilaration. Senior forward Luke Goode pumped his fists in elation two steps in front of Indiana’s bench.
News regarding President Donald Trump’s tariffs and potential trade wars updates nearly every day.
The rollercoaster season continued for Indiana women’s basketball on Sunday.
