2nd dean candidate answers questions
Dean of students candidate Pete Goldsmith fielded questions Wednesday at the Wells-Metz Theatre, promoting greater communication as a path to a better university.
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Dean of students candidate Pete Goldsmith fielded questions Wednesday at the Wells-Metz Theatre, promoting greater communication as a path to a better university.
The second candidate for the dean of students position will attend an open forum to introduce himself to the IU family today.
As March Madness dwindles to the Final Four, so does the search for the next vice provost for student affairs and dean of students.
The Helene G. Simon Hillel Center presented its semifinals for the Campus Super Star singing competition Wednesday. Out of 27 performers, 10 singers got one step closer to winning the grand prize of $5,000 at the finals April 19 at the Madame Walker Theater in Indianapolis.
Those close to former IU trustee Stephen Backer knew him as an expert in education, a good listener and a beloved father.
Recent closings at Tutto Benne and Jazz at the Station have left many in the Bloomington community worried about the future of live jazz in the college town
IU-Bloomington places 13th in the nation for the number of international students on campus, but for sophomore Jordan Jacobs, a top 20 ranking is not enough.
IU officials continue working to find a replacement for retiring Dean of Students Dick McKaig. Final candidates have not yet been named.
The Bloomington Faculty Council met Tuesday at the Indiana Memorial Union for its fourth meeting of the semester. One of the most discussed issues was a resolution presented to the council by Nicholas Clark, president of the IU Graduate and Professional Student Organization, and Brian Horne, a member of the Student Academic Appointee Affairs Committee within the BFC. The proposal was a recommendation to the administration to be more lenient about fees graduate students have to pay if they change their course schedule within the first week of classes.
Results from a recent study from the University of California-Irvine reported that one-third of students expect a B just for going to lectures, and 40 percent think a B is appropriate for finishing reading assignments.
The board of trustees will discuss at a meeting today at IU-Southeast in New Albany the University’s Master Plan, a blueprint for IU’s architectural future.
The Bloomington Faculty Council passed a resolution Tuesday stating it regrets the Kelley School of Business’ decision to honor former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Peter Pace with the position of Poling Chair
At Tuesday’s meeting, the Bloomington Faculty Council passed the resolution regarding Gen. Peter Pace and the honor of Poling Chair granted to him by the Kelley School of Business.
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The Bloomington Faculty Council will meet to take action on a resolution “expressing its regret Gen. Pace was brought to campus in a way that was offensive to the gay and lesbian community.”
The Communications Workers of America 4730, a union representing many IU employees, held a press conference Friday at the Sample Gates pushing for higher raises for the upcoming fiscal year.
The union for the IU-Bloomington support staff held a press conference at noon Friday at the Sample Gates to publicize the plight for salary raises and to voice their concerns
With rising health care costs and a mission not to increase educational fees, IU President Michael McRobbie announced Wednesday he organized a committee to find methods of making employee health care more cost-effective. “This is one of a number of actions he’s taking to cut administrative costs and expenses in ways that will not affect IU’s educational costs,” said IU Spokesman Larry MacIntyre.