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A number of the cases reflect the societal battles playing out across the country and affect millions of Americans.

Indiana University isn’t alone among schools facing pressure from the government to eliminate anything related to DEI, curb antisemitism on campuses and protect free speech.

Formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost from Chicago, Pope Leo XIV has been the head of the Catholic church for a little more than a week.

On this week’s Noon Edition, we’ll discuss how the political and economic landscape has shifted and how college students are planning to tackle an uncertain future.

Trees have been cut down, parking barriers installed, and plans are underway for construction to begin in June on the expansion of the convention center in downtown Bloomington.

With the election of Donald Trump as president, the U.S.’s position has shifted from full-throated support of Ukraine to a brief suspension of aid and a demand that Ukraine accept conditions of a cease-fire.

This week on Noon Edition Bob Zaltsberg and John Bailey will look back at previous Noon Edition shows during a special spring fund drive show.

Climate change can impact the weather in a number of ways, from more severe storms to extreme temperatures and drought.

Here is Noon Edition's curated list of book recommendations from its recent show at Viewpoint Books.

This week we talk with legal experts about the 2024 Supreme Court's rulings.