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Members of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition protest Nov. 10, 2019, on Jordan Avenue. The coalition wrote a letter to IU administration urging them to make changes due to COVID-19 concerns.
The Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition - United Electrical Workers wrote a letter to the administration Wednesday about growing COVID-19 policy concerns. The coalition sent the letter days after Monroe County moved into the COVID-19 county advisory red zone.
Members of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition-United Electrical Workers submitted a letter to the Office of the Board of Trustees Friday, formally requesting IU to hold a union election.
From Nov. 30 to Dec. 10, the five finalists of IU’s Provost and Executive Vice President position each participated in town halls at the Whittenberger Auditorium at the Indiana Memorial Union and on Zoom. The candidates fielded questions from IU students, faculty and staff and explained their priorities and visions for the university.
Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition-United Electrical Workers members Pat Wall and Rachel Epplin stand outside the Office of the Board of Trustees on Dec. 10, 2021, at Franklin Hall. A majority of IU’s graduate workers submitted union cards petitioning for a union vote.
If I had a dollar for every time an elder said I would “outgrow” my socialist beliefs, I’d be so rich that I might reconsider capitalism. What a sad day that would be.
Indiana seniors linebacker Micah McFadden and defensive back Devon Matthews combined for 20 tackles, just under a third of the team’s total, in a 33-31 win against Western Kentucky University on Saturday night in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
The Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition is actively trying to organize a union for graduate employees of the university. Graduate workers at IU are demanding a response to what they call a lack of dignified working conditions such as unlivable pay and sizable fees to the university, IGWC spokesperson Cole Nelson said.
Members of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition protest Nov. 10, 2019, on Jordan Avenue.
President Pamela Whitten, over two months into her new position, is taking the reins of one of the largest institutions in the state as the first female president in IU’s over-200-year history.
Attendees of Pridefest talk to a representative of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition on Aug. 28, 2021, during Bloomington PRIDE's Pridefest event in downtown Bloomington. Vendors and different organizations set up booths along Kirkwood Avenue.
Former IU President Michael McRobbie took office July 1, 2007. Before he was named IU’s 18th president, McRobbie served in multiple roles at IU including Vice President for Research, Vice President for Academic Affairs and interim Provost prior to his selection by IU’s Board of Trustees.
Michele Loughlin was kind, funny and always able to lighten the mood. She didn’t take things too seriously, but she was ambitious and an incredibly hard worker. She was the kind of person who never seemed to have a bad day, who wanted to make sure everyone around her was happy and who was always willing to help out a friend.
Eight graduate workers filed a discrimination complaint May 17 against IU through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, according to a press release from the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition.
With the class of 2021’s graduating seniors, class of 2020 graduates and graduates’ parents in town for commencement and graduation celebrations, local businesses in Bloomington noticed more activity than usual weekends.
The trial for an IU Ph.D. candidate from China who was arrested in July 2020 was postponed from May to October, according to court documents.
He immigrated to the United States because his hometown was no longer safe for him. He left Asia seeking success, security and safety.
Chloe Argeropolos became a certified eyelash technician in May 2018 and always starts eyelash extension applications by washing or sanitizing her hands.
Students will vote in IU Student Government elections for student body president and vice president at the end of this week. The Indiana Daily Student spoke with all three tickets about the issues we thought were most important to IU students.
The IU School of Education will waive unremittable fees, or a small percentage of tuition that many IU graduate students must pay, for their fellowship students and student academic appointments beginning the fall 2021 semester, Sarah Lubienski, the associate dean for graduate studies at the School of Education, said.
