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  Coming soon: Bloomington improv festival to benefit IU camp for teens with autism

  June 25, 2019

  The B-Town Improv Hoedown, a new comedy festival coming in October, will benefit Camp Yes And, which teaches improv to teens with autism.

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  Jane Fortune's $4M estate gift to Eskenazi Museum of Art enables research on female artists

  June 25, 2019

  In honor of the gift, the museum's gallery of American and European Art from Medieval to 1900 will be named the "Jane Fortune Gallery."

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  Puppy love: Choosing the perfect pooch poses challenges similar to dating

  June 24, 2019

  IU psychologists have found that when it comes to adopting a dog, what people say they want isn't always in line with what they choose.

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  15 years of soul: Camp S.O.U.L. prepares students for success in music and beyond

  June 24, 2019

  Camp S.O.U.L. celebrated 15 years this summer when high school students came to IU to study and perform African American music.

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  Bees, music, cells, antibiotics and fuel: Funding advances IU research

  June 20, 2019

  The projects could lead to connections with industry and startup companies or to strengthened patent applications.

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  Lilly Library's unique Vonnegut collection allows teleplays to take the stage for the first time

  June 18, 2019

  From the Lilly Library's archives to the Waldron Arts Center stage, two Vonnegut plays joined Granfalloon's lineup.

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  Public opinion data offers insights into transgender issues

  June 17, 2019

  In the first national survey of its kind, sociologists found evidence that undermines some arguments used to restrict transgender rights.

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  IU Jacobs student left speechless after receiving double bass during international convention

  June 13, 2019

  A week ago, Cameron Ingram was looking for a bass to play. Now he has a brand-new instrument, courtesy of the international bass community.