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IUSG cuts $56,000 in spending after budget shortfall

IUSG eliminated funding for the stop-gap lease scholarship and student organizational support.

IU 2026 budget increases by $133 million despite federal, state cuts

The budget was approved in June by the Board of Trustees and released Tuesday.

IUSG passes constitutional amendments, elects congressional seats

IUSG released the preliminary results for fall elections Tuesday.

Episode 27: IU ranked 73rd university in the nation

Plus, the Bloomington Faculty Council discussed emeritus faculty rights.

As IU puts decades-old language program on hiatus, members advocate for its return

The program allowed high schoolers to live and study in a foreign country.

Students frustrated with 'full’ SRSC, fieldhouse renovation still underway

The project is on schedule to finish by summer next year.

‘Culture of fear’: Dismissed trustee Vivian Winston calls for change at IU

BFC supports emeritus rights, questions tenure policy at first meeting of semester

The motion supported a lawsuit by emeritus professors against Board of Trustees Policy 19.

IUSG priorities include 24-hour campus food options, student involvement

IUSG hopes to increase student involvement and implement new initiatives.

Where does IU fall in 2026 U.S. News college rankings?

IU ranked 73rd in the 2026 U.S. News college rankings, same as last year.

Preliminary injunction denied in retired IU professors’ lawsuit against Board of Trustees

Three retired faculty sued the Board of Trustees in August.

Michael Arnold prepares to lead WFIU/WTIU and oversee IU Student Media

Arnold outlined his vision for Indiana Public Media amid funding cuts.

How does IUSG’s budget compare to other Big Ten student governments?

IU student government’s annual budget is just over $271,000.

PHOTOS: Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center hosts annual pinning ceremony

The pinning took place on Friday.

First-year students begin their own legacy at IU Neal-Marshall Black Cultural Center

The Neal-Marshall Black Cultural Center hosted its 14th annual pinning ceremony this Friday. 

IU dining robots in testing phase, rollout timeline uncertain

IU is exploring autonomous dining robots to improve efficiency of dining operations.  

'Why keep it secret?’: IU refuses to release review of Whitten plagiarism allegations

Experts said there’s no legal mandate to prevent IU from releasing the review.

PHOTOS: Community members gather to mourn Charlie Kirk

Student, faculty and Bloomington community members came together to grieve and celebrate Charlie Kirk.

Episode 26: IU faculty could face mandatory relocation under new policy

Plus IU is ranked as the third-worst college and the worst public college in the country for free speech.

‘It’s very heartbreaking’: Students, politicians host vigil for Charlie Kirk at IU