Ethan Sandweiss
Multimedia Journalist-
Rick Van Kooten did not say whether the university shared a specific reason for why he was asked to leave, other than his skills were better suited for being an advisor than a dean. -
Their vision is not just a theater capable of high-quality screenings but a community space on the near west side for lovers of film. -
Van Kooten served as dean for nearly seven years. Caroline Chick Jarrold, associate dean of natural and mathematical sciences and research, will serve as interim dean. -
IU maintained $118 million in budget cuts to compensate for the loss last year of some state and federal funding. It made up part of the loss by using more funds from the IU Foundation and revenue from athletics. -
To offset the massive carbon byproduct of ammonia fertilizer manufacturing, Wabash Valley Resources plans to capture million of tons of carbon dioxide and pump underground. -
A student filed an anonymous complaint against Adams under an Indiana law penalizing faculty found not to be presenting diverse viewpoints in class. -
The mayor sent an email earlier this week urging a yes vote on the purchase, saying North Park was the only path forward while “avoiding a more costly, uncertain, and adversarial process.” -
Valhalla Memory Gardens was packed with attendees on picnic blankets and lawn chairs waiting for the ceremony to begin. -
Energy groups predict data centers will double Indiana's power demands. Can the state prevent ratepayers from absorbing the cost? -
The Trojan Horse has served gyros and saganaki for 48 years at the corner of Walnut and Kirkwood. It plans to reopen in Ellettsville in August.
