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By: Devan Ridgway
A small group of students and faculty held a candlelight vigil Sunday night and into the early hours of Monday at Indiana University’s Sample Gates. Candles flickered late into the night as protesters mourned the loss of free speech.
Construction begins on 38 low-incoming housing units at the former Kohr Administration Building next month.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology enrolled a record number of students this fall, the school announced Friday.
Indiana University’s Bloomington campus set an enrollment record for this fall with 48,424 students, the school announced Friday.
Inside the Von Lee Building, Indiana University students Eli Serrano, Izzy Branam and Brian Rosen talk business.
Indiana University’s Bloomington campus fared poorly in the College Free Speech Rankings created by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE).
By: Clayton Baumgarth
Fourteen protesters have been reported to Indiana University after violating a new expressive activity policy.
By: Aubrey Wright
Indiana University’s Board of Trustees on Friday awarded President Pamela Whitten a bonus of more than $175,000.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana is suing Indiana University and Purdue University over Senate Enrolled Act 202, which requires faculty to have “ intellectual diversity ” in the classroom.
By: Lauren Chapman
Indiana Commissioner for Higher Education Chris Lowry wants more Hoosiers to earn a degree or credential after high school.
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