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Plus, more Indiana midterm election results and the Federal Office for Civil Rights decreases investigations at IU and other universities.
Plus, a federal judge grants a Bloomington man protection over a political facebook post, and IU students can no longer use CrimsonCards to vote in Indiana.
Plus, a deck collapse sends at least five to the hospital and IU announces plans establishes a new neuro-oncology research center.
Plus, former Monroe County health official files harassment complaint and Jacobs School of Music plans to continue Octubafest tradition.
Plus, interim IU Bloomington Provost John Ciorciari is named the only finalist for the permanent position, and more.
Plus, the Kelley School of Business earned its highest ranking yet in the U.S. News college rankings, Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., visits IU College Republicans, and more.
Plus, IUPD receives reports of online extortion and fraud, Bloomington City Council discusses housing overhaul and license plate reader ban, IUB chancellor addresses low free speech ranking.
Plus IU ranks 6th-worst university in the country for free speech, The Front Door Community Center opens to serve Bloomington’s LGBTQ+ community.
Plus the Showalter Fountain fish have yet to return and commercial and residential tenants south of convention center are preparing for relocation.
Plus the family of an IU student killed by a drunk driver settled a lawsuit with Kilroy’s Sports Bar and Monroe County requested an extension to address jail conditions.
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Each week, co-hosts Elakai Anela, Chloe Oden and Grace Fridy give a rundown of the top stories from the Indiana Daily Student related to Bloomington and Indiana University. This is everything you…