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A series of small accidents

By Sarah Verschoor · Monday, Oct. 30,2017 12 a.m.

One month later, the freshman trapped in the cave is still putting the pieces together.

Dunn Cemetery sits on IU's campus quietly but speaks of history

By Katelyn Haas · Monday, Oct. 30,2017 12 a.m.

The cemetery was deeded to IU in 1883, under the condition it remained untouched.

Greek councils organize Safe Halloween event

By Jaden Amos · Sunday, Oct. 29,2017 9:32 p.m.

Trick-or-treating event helps Bloomington kick-off Halloween.

Freshman Tanner Graves decorates pumpkins while chatting with friends during Central’s Creepy Carnival Saturday evening outside of Teter Quadrangle. The event featured laser tag, free food catered by Residential Programs and Services Dining and an outdoor movie screening of the 1984 film Ghostbusters.

GALLERY: Students decorate pumpkins at Central's Creepy Carnival

By Andrew Williams · Sunday, Oct. 29,2017 9:27 p.m.

Students gathered around Teter Saturday in their Halloween costumes to decorate pumpkins and watch the 1984 film Ghostbusters.

IU police receive report of rape at Wright Quad early Sunday morning

By IDS staff · Sunday, Oct. 29,2017 3:55 p.m.

The victim was able to flee to a Rollins House bathroom.

Police responded to reports of rape, assault Thursday

By IDS staff · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 6:49 p.m.

The assault suspect was booked into jail while the rape investigation is ongoing.

Alexandra Christina, the countess of Frederiksborg in Denmark, discusses how to have productive conversations with people who have conflicting values. The countess, Reverend Forrest Gilmore and Distinguished Scholar Lee Hamilton participated in a panel discussion on ethical leadership Thursday afternoon in the Global and International Studies Building.

Panel sheds light on ethics in business and government

By Libby Grossman · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 1:26 p.m.

Panel advocates for listening skills and conviction in personal values.

Friday rundown: Public ed. discussion, freshman goalkeeper, “Peter and the Starcatcher,” Zombie Frappuccino

By IDS staff · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 9:08 a.m.

What you need to know for Friday, Oct. 27.

Mother Audi McCullough shares her story about her son, who has a disability, at a panel discussion on Thursday evening at the Monroe County Public Library. Panelists came together to discuss special education in the current public school system.

Community members gather to discuss whether special education will fade under DeVos

By Caroline Anders · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 8 a.m.

Audience members wondered where DeVos’ priorities lie at Thursday’s special education event.

Starbucks released its new Zombie Frappuccino on Thursday. The drink will be available until Halloween, or while supplies last.

Starbucks Zombie Frappuccino is scary bad

By Lydia Gerike · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 7 a.m.

The Zombie Frappuccino is here, but we think it needs to go back to the grave.

Community-supported agriculture systems make locally-grown food more accessible in Bloomington

By Christine Fernando · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 6 a.m.

The CSA's allow customers to subscribe to local food.

Former IU Vice President and Chief Administration Officer Terry Clapacs wrote the book “Indiana University Bloomington: America’s Legacy Campus." The book will launch at 4:30 p.m. Friday in the Frangipani Room of the Indiana Memorial Union.

Former vice president and chief administration officer launches book of IU’s history

By Rebecca Ellis · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 4 a.m.

The book looks at the campus buildings and the people who use them.

Bioswale installation will help slow flooding

By Peter Talbot · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 3 a.m.

Volunteers gathered to help install the natural stormwater mitigation system.

Asian American author visits IU, adds to affirmative action debate

By Christine Stephenson · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 11:39 p.m.

Affirmative action is meant to aid minorities but may do the opposite.

Police respond to embezzlement, vehicle thefts Wednesday

By IDS staff · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 11:38 p.m.

A car and $4000 in cash and merchandise were reported stolen.

GALLERY: Greek houses deliver safe Halloween to kids

By Lydia Gerike · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 5:20 p.m.

Kids marched up and down Jordan Avenue extension Wednesday evening to collect candy from greek houses participating IU Panhellenic Association's Safe Halloween.

Vote to end net neutrality in the US inches closer

By Eman Mozaffar · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 8 a.m.

Laws that govern open internet access might be abandoned in favor of deregulation.

Thursday rundown: Native American Heritage Month, "Frankenstein", reproductive rights rally, IUSD Tennessee meet

By IDS staff · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 7:49 a.m.

What you need to know for Thursday, Oct. 26.

Dolly, a two-year-old pit bull, sits in the yard of the Bloomington Animal Shelter on Wednesday afternoon. People sometimes mistakenly think of pit bulls as being aggressive or having trouble with other dogs or kids, Animal Shelter Director Virgil Sauder said.

Experts say pit bulls are not more aggressive than other breeds

By Libby Grossman · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 6 a.m.

Pit bulls' temperaments depend on how they were raised, one veterinarian said.

Award-winning sculptor, writer and video producer Nora Naranjo Morse prepares to present her film portraying how Native Americans came together to create clay art during 2016’s Native American Heritage Month. First Nations Educational and Cultural Center will host speakers and film screenings during November to celebrate Native American Heritage Month this year.

November marks beginning of Native American Heritage Month

By Christine Stephenson · Thursday, Oct. 26,2017 3 a.m.

Native American Heritage Month connects students to their roots.

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