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Indiana Public Media will welcome Michael Arnold as the new executive director of “integrated public media” in September, almost a year after IU fired the organization’s executive director and chief financial officer.
Three retired Indiana University faculty members filed a lawsuit against the Board of Trustees on Wednesday over BOT-19 and a section of Indiana code, which bar retired faculty from engaging in faculty governance.
A judge dismissed American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana’s lawsuit on Wednesday that challenged former Gov. Eric Holcomb’s 2024 higher education bill.
Indiana University School of Medicine Dean Jay Hess and Information Technology Vice President Rob Lowden are both leaving their positions, according to a July 16 IU press release. Lowden accepted a position in the same role at The Ohio State University, while Hess will remain in his role until July 2026.
The IU Board of Trustees will meet June 12 at Henke Hall of Champions in Memorial Stadium, the first meeting following Gov. Mike Braun’s removal of alumni elected trustees.
On June 2, Governor Mike Braun removed alumni-elected trustees from the IU Board of Trustees and appointed three new trustees including attorney James Bopp Jr.
IU will be temporarily prohibited from enforcing part of its expressive activity policy after a Southern District Court of Indiana judge granted a preliminary injunction.
IU Indianapolis removed two banners reading “Black Lives Matter” and “Discrimination has no place here” from its campus less than a week after IU announced the closing of the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to “ensure compliance with state and federal guidance”.
The Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has closed, effective Thursday, May 22.
IU’s incoming chancellor, David Reingold, will make $655,000 a year, according to an offer letter obtained by the IDS.
The Indiana University Foundation stored sensitive documents on a public SharePoint group that anyone with an IU email address could have accessed.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana and former IU Board of Trustees candidate Justin Vasel announced Tuesday they have filed a lawsuit against Gov. Mike Braun over the last-minute addition to the state budget giving Braun total control over the board’s member selections.
Over 260 IU Bloomington faculty and staff signed a letter sent to Provost Rahul Shrivastav on Friday urging him to undo the termination of tenured Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering professor Xiaofeng Wang.
Indiana University confirmed that the trustee alumni election process would be eliminated if Gov. Mike Braun signs the Indiana state budget bill.
A year to the day after the start of IU’s pro-Palestinian encampment, protesters were back in Dunn Meadow on Friday. Around 40 people marked the anniversary with speeches and the chants that had become characteristic of the encampment: “Free, free Palestine.” “From the river to the sea.” “Disclose, divest, we will not stop, we will not rest.”
A last-minute addition to the Indiana state budget alters the structure of the Indiana University Board of Trustees, giving Gov. Mike Braun the authority to choose all members of the board.
Vivian Winston prides herself on being someone who listens.
A group of around 50 demonstrators gathered for the National Day of Action for Higher Education on Thursday in Franklin Hall. The national event was organized by the American Association of University Professors.
At least one Indiana University professor is under investigation for allegedly violating “intellectual diversity” requirements under Senate Enrolled Act 202 violations, according to documents obtained by the Indiana Daily Student.
The Bloomington Faculty Council passed a resolution April 8 to form a mutual academic defense compact for the Big Ten Academic Alliance.
