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The Gender Gap in South Bend High School Basketball Programs? Scheduling
What has changed since Amber Parker won a lawsuit in 2012 over gender equity issues in high school basketball scheduling? Not much. (Photo/Cassidy McDonald)
Alternative Long-Term Care Options Growing as State’s Nursing Home Ratings Sink
Indiana was given an “F” rating in both 2014 and 2015 by Nursing Home Report Cards. Aging populations are looking to other options. (Photo/Creative Commons)
Addressing the Drug Epidemic in St. Joseph County a Complex Task
In 2015, deaths from overdoses in St. Joseph County reached 59, which outnumbered total deaths from homicides and fatal car crashes combined.
(Photo/Teagan Dillon)
Battling Hunger in Indiana: Food Insecurity Rates Vary Widely Around State
Indiana's food insecurity rate from 2013 to 2015 was 14.84 percent, more than a full percentage point higher than the national average. (Photo/Caelin Miltko)
Town and Gown: How Do Notre Dame and South Bend Make It Work?
The City of South Bend and the University of Notre Dame are inextricably linked by a long-standing symbiotic relationship. (Photo/Wikimedia Commons)
Frustrations Build for Campus Sexual Assault Victims, Including at ND
Notre Dame has a public and ongoing conversation about sexual assault on campus since the 2015 documentary “The Hunting Ground”.
(Photo/Adrianna Fazio)
Bringing the Farm Downtown: Purple Porch Co-op Cultivates Local Food
Purple Porch’s market serves as sort of community center. And weekly farmers markets provide access to sustainable, local food. (Photo/Molly Seidel)
Beyond the Bend: Exploration Through a Google Earth Experiment
Our reporting team pulled data from around the globe and visualized it using Google Earth Pro and Timelapse. (Photo/Google Earth)
Notre Dame Football: Tour the Shamrock Series from a National Perspective
Check out locations of past Shamrock Series games that Notre Dame has played around the country with this Google Earth tour. (Photo/Google Earth)
Study Says 7.6 Percent of Indiana’s Bridges Are Structurally Deficient
United States bridges average age is 43 years old and almost four in 10 are over 50. Indiana's deficiency numbers have improved slightly.
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Indiana’s Reputation is Expanding in Technology Industry
The state -- and Indianapoiis in particular -- are gaining a strong reputation as destination for growth in the tech industry. (Photo/Flickr)
Data: Numbers Tell the Full Story of President Obama’s Legacy
Data: Where Obama and Trump may have overlapped most in policy is, in contrary to political rhetoric, immigration policy. (Photo/Wikimedia Commons)