838 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Three students conversed in Estonian under fluorescent lights Monday in IU’s Global and International Studies Building. A fourth student from the University of Arkansas tuned in via Zoom.
Two deans debated the effects of technology on world peace to a crowd of about 90 people Tuesday during "The Great Faculty Debate,” an event organized by student leaders at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies.
An attorney from the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press representing IDS co-Editors-in-Chief Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller demanded Media School administrators reverse course in their “unconstitutional” censorship of the Indiana Daily Student in a letter sent Monday.
Last Tuesday, the Indiana University Media School fired IU Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush after he refused to tell Indiana Daily Student staff to cut news from the Oct. 16 Homecoming guide edition of the paper.
Indiana University’s classroom technology checkers used to perform regular inspections on classroom equipment. After budget cuts, the university eliminated the room checker program and dismissed student workers who held those positions in July.
This is an audio transcript of the Weekly News Rundown
IU Chancellor David Reingold replaced Mark Roseman, former director of the Borns Jewish Studies program, in August. He tapped Günther Jikeli, a Germanic and Jewish Studies professor and Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism associate director, to fill the role as interim director.
“Freedoms Under Assault,” a documentary critiquing Indiana University’s administration, debuted to a packed Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Sunday.
This is an audio transcript of the Weekly News Rundown
Flight tickets, shredded paper in a sealed storage bag and a partnership agreement with an unnamed tech company were among the 42 items the FBI reported it seized March 28 from IU professor Xiaofeng Wang’s Carmel home.
IU Student Government cut $56,000 from its 2025 fiscal year budget, decreasing spending by over 16% from $311,650 to $259,200.
Indiana University’s budget for the 2026 fiscal year increased by over $133 million from the previous year to $4.534 billion. The increase came despite state and federal funding cuts to the university and a flat in-state undergraduate tuition rate.
This is an audio transcript of the Weekly News Rundown Episode 27.
Vivian Winston, a former Indiana University Board of Trustees member, spoke publicly Wednesday about her experience as an IU trustee for the first time since Gov. Mike Braun removed her from her position.
The Bloomington Faculty Council passed a resolution supporting emeritus faculty rights and discussed tenured faculty review during its first meeting of the semester Tuesday.
Retired Indiana University faculty will not be able to continue serving as representatives on the Bloomington Faculty Council, at least for now.
Michael Arnold began his role as executive director of integrated public media Monday, overseeing WFIU and WTIU and providing strategic oversight of student media. His responsibilities include setting strategic direction, managing day-to-day operations and making sure the organization stays financially strong.
It’s been more than a year since IU commissioned an independent review of plagiarism allegations in IU President Pamela Whitten’s dissertation, and it has released no further details on what the report found.
IU faculty no longer have a central role in academic decision-making, according to policies passed at an IU Board of Trustees meeting in June.
The IU Board of Trustees will meet to discuss two new majors and revisit its code of conduct at its first meeting of the semester Thursday.
