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“It’s long-term work that can lead to self-determination and impact the struggle well beyond the current generation.”

It doesn’t help one’s self-esteem to be branded nonessential by the governor.

“My primary concern is ensuring the safety of the protesters, who have a constitutional right to peacefully protest. But as a black man who feels the frustration and pain of so many, I also feel the need to be among the people, to hear their concerns on behalf of the mayor.”

IU’s Dr. Aaron Carroll, one of the nation’s leading voices on COVID-19, explains what the rest of 2020 might look like.

Protests against racial injustice are met with violence.

Protests against racial injustice are met with violence.

When it comes to weddings, thriftiness and true love are a match made in heaven.

As more employees are working from home, some companies are turning to monitoring software to keep their teams on track.

“I’d never give much thought to navigating grief in the middle of a pandemic. Why would I?”

A week ago, Rich Jackson was the top editor at The Bloomington Herald-Times. Now he’s homeless, jobless, and blogging from a Motel 6.

“Together, we’ll get through this.”

“I should have gone back out to the car to get my mask.”

IU seems torn between protecting academic freedom and promoting an environment where students feel safe.

The data presses home that Indy is deeply divided by class and race.

Indiana is struggling to meet its own COVID-19 testing expectations.