Pamela Whitten inaugurated as IU’s 19th, first female president
Nov 4, 2021 10:22 pmFaculty and students from all of IU’s campuses gathered for the inauguration.
Faculty and students from all of IU’s campuses gathered for the inauguration.
Some of IU's cultural centers held a celebration of Día de los Muertos on Tuesday night.
Efforts are underway across IU departments to help preserve endangered languages.
Facility staff on campus lower flags to half-staff following orders from the president and governor.
Steve Sanders published a piece Oct. 6 detailing the search for IU’s 19th president.
Students may receive more options when appealing academic misconduct allegations.
Professor David Audretsch from the O'Neill School of Environmental Affairs has been chosen as a Clarivate Citation Laureate.
A new seven-year presidential initiative will focus on increasing representation among IU faculty.
The street will be called Eagleson Avenue beginning Feb. 1, 2022.
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the case against IU’s vaccine mandate.
Settling into her new role, Whitten wants to learn from students and increase diversity on campus.
Ashton is intended to be functional and safe for quarantined students.
Barrett turned down a group’s request for emergency relief without comment.
The exemption was added July 19.
Whitten is fully vaccinated and experiencing mild symptoms, according to a statement.
McRobbie’s presidency saw construction projects, new academic programs, rising tuition and a world-halting pandemic.
McRobbie dedicated the Teaching, Research and Exhibition Center and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Family and friends watched virtually through a Facebook livestream
Ziegler was the director of Collins Living-Learning Center from 1990 to 2004.
IU Board of Trustees met to approve additional undergraduate and graduate degrees April 9.
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