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Indiana Avenue becomes large-scale Black Lives Matter mural.

Ten years ago, this friend-focused holiday was born in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana. Today, it’s a real-life occasion for women to toast.

Meet Josh Russell: Vigilante internet sleuth.

See if you can guess the worst spelling of his name by a Starbucks employee.

“Don’t let these [civil rights] laws gather dust,” he warned the audience.

Gourmet empanadas, a juice sampler, a cult-favorite dessert, and more.

The growing campus offers a smart selection of cultural attractions for the public. Here’s a crash course.

The Center for Ray Bradbury Studies once may have seemed, well, like science fiction. Yet the icy reception the genre once received from critics and academics has begun to thaw.

On April 30, the inaugural Indy Ultimate will turn downtown into one large obstacle course involving landmarks, sports arenas, and art stations. Here’s a breakdown of the challenge, starting at Military Park.

At this four-month-old coffee-connoisseur’s cafe, the baristas are heavily trained and geek out on pour methods.

Purdue falls—and so does former IUPUI coach Ron Hunter.

“Kids and their parents are thinking they’re the next football star or the next Venus Williams or Tiger Woods, so they play the same sport year-round, and they don’t get rest.”

“I refuse to sit quietly in the margins and only speak when I can ‘calmly’ educate and teach,” she says.

“Many of my friends woke up at 3 years of age and said, ‘I have to be onstage.’ I never had that,” Streep said to her Bloomington audience. “I’ve always been an omnivore, interested in way too many things, but I found the one profession that fed all my appetites.”

“There are a lot of historic things that have happened in Indianapolis,” says Wilbon, “whether we’re talking about Negro League baseball or Crispus Attucks High School.”