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Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Health Sciences David Daleke will become dean of the Indiana University Graduate School Bloomington, a new campus role, the IU Office of the Provost announced Tuesday.
Strikers march in front of Franklin Hall April 13, 2022, during the grad worker strike. IU is reducing the number of future doctoral student admissions to account for the increased stipend for graduate worker wages.
Rep. Matt Pierce, D-District 61, and Sen. Shelli Yoder, D-District 40, addressed Bloomington residents’ questions about several education and LGBTQ rights bills at a town hall Thursday in the Monroe County Public Library.
IU alumnus and bus driver Morgan Miller recently acquired a patent on a medical device she created which she named the Morganleigh. The device helps patient care technicians turn patients on the bed in a more comfortable and safe way.
Happy Friday, Hoosiers!
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People gather for the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition-United Electric Workers rally on Feb. 2, 2023, outside Owen Hall. The strike in April 2022 secured significant gains in wages and benefits for graduate employees at IU, making IU more competitive and lifting hundreds of graduate workers out of poverty.
Crimson Cupboard Food Pantry, a free food pantry for IU students, has experienced an influx of shoppers this past year as food inflation rises and millions around the country struggle to afford daily necessities.
Happy Friday, Hoosiers!
The Indiana Graduate Worker's Coalition-United Electric Workers protested Thursday to launch their petition to raise wages to be consistent with cost of living in Bloomington. The rally was initially organized to protest possible changes to graduate worker compensation and benefits.
People gather for the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition-United Electric Workers rally on Feb. 2, 2023, outside Owen Hall. History graduate students received notice that next year, master's students in history will no longer be considered Student Academic Appointees and will become hourly employees.
Happy Thursday, Hoosiers!
The College of Arts and Sciences will change compensation and cut health care for some of its graduate workers starting in fall 2023, according to a tweet from the Indiana Grad Workers Coalition-United Electrical Workers. The tweet showed an email from Amrita Myers, director of graduate studies for the Department of History, sent to graduate students in the department on Jan. 23.
Protestors march through campus April 14, 2022. The College of Arts and Sciences will reduce compensation and cut health care for its graduate workers starting in fall 2023.
Graduating from college can bring with it a flurry of emotions for students — happiness they’ve made it this far, anxiety about what the future may hold and sadness about leaving such a crucial chapter of their life behind to enter a new one.
Crimson Cupboard food pantry opened a second satellite location in the Indiana Memorial Union building this semester in order to extend their reach to students grappling with food insecurity.
Michael Johnson III is a graduate instructor teaching a basic algebra class and a union representative for the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition-United Electrical Workers.
Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition-United Electrical Workers’ fight for union recognition is still an ongoing issue with the IU administration as they continue opposing the effort.
Students are seen holding strike signs and joining in chants April 14, 2022, in front of the Chemistry Building. Graduate workers feel IU administration has been unclear on their reasoning behind the opposition surrounding union recognition.
An IU canvas page is seen Sept. 27, 2022. Some graduate workers are finding alternate ways to track grades to give them more control over how they teach.
