Aubrey Wright
Multimedia Journalist-
As Indiana University reels from cuts to state and federal government funding, it faces another budget challenge for the fiscal year that begins Tuesday — pressure from Gov. Mike Braun resulting in an in-state tuition freeze. -
Indiana University Provost Rahul Shrivastav finally rescinded letters of reprimand for faculty that violated an expressive activity policy last fall. -
All of Indiana’s public colleges and universities decided to freeze tuition for in-state students. -
The General Assembly’s last-minute additions to a budget bill dealt another blow to tenure in Indiana’s public universities, a situation faculty see as chipping away at academic freedom. -
Indiana University and Sigma Chi Fraternity leadership agreed on a chapter suspension following an investigation into “significant hazing concerns.” -
The Indiana University Board of Trustees approved its $4.5 million budget last week, but it will not be public for weeks. It includes reductions of about $100 million. -
Experts believe homeschooled children fair about as well as children from traditional schools. -
After reporting himself to Indiana University leadership, another staff member is facing termination for attending candlelight vigils for free speech on campus. -
Two former IU basketball players are suing the university over alleged sexual misconduct under the guise of medical treatment by a former team doctor. But there are questions over standard of care during that era. -
The lawsuit alleges IU had knowledge of “repeated sexual assaults” and “systematically mishandled” complaints against Bomba.
