Flags on IU campus are lowered for remembrance, solemn events
(11/01/21 5:21pm)
Flags across all IU campuses are lowered to half-staff following the direction of the U.S. president or the Indiana governor.
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IU professor Steve Sanders questions IU Board of Trustees search process for President Whitten
(10/11/21 8:48pm)
Steve Sanders, tenured IU professor of law, published a piece Wednesday regarding IU’s presidential search process. The piece alleges the Board of Trustees possibly violated the Indiana Open Door Law, which states that meetings of government agencies must be held publicly with at least a 48-hour notice. Sanders said the process drifted away from the Board of Trustees’s commitment to give a voice to faculty and other stakeholders.
Bloomington Faculty Council discusses changes to Student Code of Conduct
(10/06/21 1:00pm)
The Bloomington Faculty Council introduced changes to IU’s Student Code of Conduct at its Tuesday meeting. The proposed changes would affect the ways in which students who have been accused of academic misconduct would appeal the allegations.
IU professor David Audretsch named Citation Laureate
(09/23/21 1:28am)
David Audretsch, a professor in the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, was one of five scholars named a Clarivate Citation Laureate in economics Wednesday
President Whitten announces $30 million fund for IU diversity hiring
(09/21/21 7:19pm)
IU President Pamela Whitten announced a $30 million fund Tuesday to focus on hiring a more diverse community of faculty and researchers.
City of Bloomington to rename Jordan Avenue after important African American family
(09/15/21 9:53pm)
The City of Bloomington Plan Commission approved renaming Jordan Avenue to Eagleson Avenue Monday.
Federal appeals court denies IU’s request to dismiss vaccine mandate lawsuit
(09/13/21 8:52pm)
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals denied IU’s request to dismiss the lawsuit regarding its vaccine mandate, according to a report from WTHR. This decision comes on the heels of a Supreme Court decision to refuse to hear the case in August.
Indiana President Pamela Whitten’s freshman year
(09/08/21 6:51pm)
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.
Quarantined students still must isolate in Ashton Residence Center
(09/01/21 9:47pm)
If an IU student tests positive for COVID-19 or is unvaccinated and in close contact with someone who tests positive, they must temporarily move to quarantine and isolation housing for at least 10 days.
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett rejects request to block IU’s vaccine mandate
(08/12/21 11:26pm)
The Supreme Court refused to block Indiana University’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate Monday, which requires students receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
IU adds ethical exemption to COVID-19 vaccine mandate
(07/26/21 11:00pm)
IU added an ethical exemption to the list of exemptions for its COVID-19 vaccine mandate policy, according to IU’s website.
IU President Pamela Whitten tests positive for COVID-19 on Thursday
(07/22/21 9:59pm)
IU President Pamela Whitten announced in an email Thursday that she has tested positive for COVID-19 after experiencing “mild cold symptoms” Thursday morning.
‘Hundreds of memorable moments’: Michael McRobbie reflects on his 14-year presidency
(07/06/21 11:49pm)
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.
IU President Michael McRobbie presides over final public event as president Wednesday
(06/30/21 11:56pm)
IU President Michael McRobbie presided over his final public event as IU’s president Wednesday, a dedication ceremony for the Teaching, Research and Exhibition Center and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
9,714 degrees were awarded at IU’s in-person undergraduate commencement ceremony
(05/13/21 11:14pm)
IU awarded 9,714 degrees to students May 8 from 103 countries and all 50 states during the in-person undergraduate commencement ceremony.
Remembering Carl Ziegler, an enthusiastic teacher and caring mentor
(04/27/21 8:11pm)
Carl Ziegler was responsible for hundreds of students at the Collins Living-Learning Center, but former students said he always made time for every one of them.
IU to add seven new degrees to its offerings
(04/22/21 11:08pm)
The IU Board of Trustees met April 9 to approve two new undergraduate degrees and five new graduate-level degrees across multiple IU campuses.
IU celebrates its fifth IU Day on Wednesday
(04/21/21 8:53pm)
IU Day, a yearly celebration honoring IU’s students, faculty, staff and donors, occurred Wednesday.
IU President McRobbie’s State of the University address postponed to May 4
(04/21/21 7:21pm)
IU President Michael McRobbie’s final State of the University address has been postponed until 1:30 p.m. May 4, the University Faculty Council announced in an email Wednesday.
Pamela S. Whitten named IU’s 1st female president
(04/16/21 2:57pm)
Pamela S. Whitten was named IU’s 19th president at a special Board of Trustees meeting Friday morning.
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