Liberal Arts Student Council approves three club budgets, tables Starbucks boycott bill
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The council approved $715 for the law society, Model UN and Medical Humanities and tabled a bill on a Starbucks boycott.
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The council approved $715 for the law society, Model UN and Medical Humanities and tabled a bill on a Starbucks boycott.
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The gala Saturday at the Biltwell Event Center will raise money for AMPATH's patients and vulnerable children.
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The Democratic challenger in Indiana's 5th Congressional District talks redistricting, gas prices and what is at stake for IU Indianapolis students.
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IU police log 103 cases in October so far, including rape and robbery reports
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IU Indianapolis students will gain new resources and opportunities in January dedicated to all things “women’s health” as Her Health, Her Future Foundation (HHF) launches its chapter on campus.
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When people think of motorsports, they may not think of the sport as environmentally friendly. Cars, whether electric or combustion, aren't completely environmentally friendly, but electric vehicles have been the direction of motorsports.
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Thirty students from IU Indianapolis’ Center for Earth and Environmental Science gathered Sept. 25 at the White River Monarch Sanctuary to tag monarch butterflies. The sanctuary is part of the Urban Wilderness Trail, which runs along the White River, and is full of wildflowers and plants that draw butterflies.
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No. 7 Indiana (5-0, 2-0) travels to Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Saturday to face Nebraska (5-0, 2-0) at noon EDT in Fox’s Big Noon slot. Both teams are carrying unbeaten records into a game that means everything for the Hoosiers right now. This is where the core of Indiana’s season gets decided, and the schedule doesn’t let up after it, with Oh
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On the opening lap of the USF2000 finale weekend at Road America, the two drivers at the top of the championship came together, and both were done for the day. Sebastián Garzón and Brad Majman had come to Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, separated by just 13 points with three races to go, and suddenly neither was scoring, while Eddie Beswick, who had looked out of t
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Editor's note: This column was originally published by the Indiana Daily Student on Oct. 1, 2026. Reprinted with permission.In 1967, members of Students for a Democratic Society, a left-wing student activist organization, gathered in Dunn Meadow to protest the Vietnam War draft, armed with replica rifles. Without police or other protection, then-Chancellor H
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