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IU seniors Jazmin Hernandez, Anna Song, Arianna Lagunas and Jelena Nguyen hold signs Wednesday at the Sample Gates during the Gathering Against Asian Hate organized by the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition. Organizers held a moment silence in remembrance of the Atlanta shooting victims.
Two Bloomington residents hold signs Wednesday at the Sample Gates during the Gathering Against Asian Hate organized by the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition. Organizers held a moment silence in remembrance of the Atlanta shooting victims.
Simon Luo, a graduate student in political science and member of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition, leads the crowd in chants of “stop Asian hate” on Wednesday at the Sample Gates during the Gathering Against Asian Hate. Luo and other organizers held a moment silence in remembrance of the Atlanta shooting victims.
The IU Asian Culture Center offered a Justice for Asian American Pacific Islander virtual commemoration on Zoom Tuesday night for the victims of anti-Asian violence in Atlanta last week.
IU accused the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition of a trademark violation in an email last Wednesday, according to a press release from the Coalition. This comes after weeks of an ongoing fee strike by the organization meant to call attention to the cost of graduate worker fees, which range from $700 to $1,500 each semester.
Editor's Note: Alicia Harmon is a junior with an interdepartmental major in sociology and African-American Diaspora Studies.
Graduate workers stand along the road March 11 in front of Bryan Hall with picket signs in protest of fees. IU accused the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition of a trademark violation in an email Wednesday.
Michael Martin, the previous director of the Black Film Center/Archive at IU and current editor-in-chief of Black Camera, wrote an open letter to IU Media School Dean James Shanahan. In it, he said the BFC/A had experienced a pattern of budget cuts, low retention of professional staff and a lack of support from the university. He also said Black Camera, a scholarly film journal, had also suffered from budget cuts.
The Graduate Workers Coalition organized a picket line Thursday in front of Bryan Hall, where Provost Lauren Robel’s office is located, as part of a fee strike asking for IU’s administration to better compensate graduate workers for their labor.
Graduate workers stand along the road with picket signs Thursday morning in protest of fees in front of Bryan Hall. Some passing cars honked in support of the protest.
Graduate worker Simon Luo speaks on the treatment of international graduate workers Thursday morning in front of Bryan Hall. Members of the Graduate Workers Coalition are withholding Spring semester fees from IU.
From Josh Davis, IU PhD candidate
Last week, the IU Student Foundation announced the Little 500 races are postponed to Wednesday, May 26 after deliberations with IU administration, the IU Medical Response Team and the Monroe County Health Department.
A protester holds a sign that says “Fees suck” during a protest Aug. 24, 2020, in Dunn Meadow. Eight members of the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition filed a discrimination complaint against IU through the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission, according to a press release.
Members of the Graduate Workers Coalition announced plans to picket from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday in front of Bryan Hall as part of the fee strike, according to a coalition press release. More than 750 graduate workers have committed to withhold their spring semester fees from the university, according to the press release.
IU graduate students and supporters march in a protest against mandatory fees Jan. 28, 2020. Members of the Graduate Workers Coalition plan to picket in front of Bryan Hall on Thursday in support of the ongoing fee strike.
Public health guidance, COVID-19 testing requirements and restrictions are constantly changing. The Indiana Daily Student has answered some of the most frequently asked questions about IU’s response to the pandemic, vaccines and more.
Since its inception, the Graduate Mentoring Center at IU has been home to numerous programs for graduate students, undergraduate students, staff and faculty. After taking a year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, its Trailblazers and Innovators seminar series is returning virtually to the IU community.
Some minimum wage workers and political groups are pushing for Indiana legislators to support the passing of the Raise the Wage Act, which would increase the minimum wage. Many employees working for minimum wage support this increase, citing harsh conditions and unfair wages.
The IU’s Bicentennial Campaign fundraiser raised nearly $3.9 billion for students, faculty and programs through donor contributions after its launch in September 2015. Funds from the campaign will come into university possession over a period of time, according to an analysis done by the Office of Finance for the Bloomington campus.
