Ethan Sandweiss
Multimedia Journalist-
Indiana University is restoring access to several biology labs that were locked down due to a USDA inspection into the lab of professor Roger Innes. But offices, equipment and freezers used by other researchers are still off limits. -
To pass on its first reading, a county ordinance requires unanimous approval. The vote failed five to one, so it’ll come up again at the next council meeting for a simple majority vote. -
Biology department chair Armin Moczek said experiments are being aborted every day during the shutdown, including projects months in the testing.
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An email from IU Vice President for Research Russ Mumper said the lockdown is the result of a "U.S. Department of Agriculture activity." -
Thousands of schools rely on Canvas to enter grades, administer exams and share course materials. -
Students and staff attempting to access the platform received a message from the hackers threatening to release user information if the affected schools refuse to negotiate a settlement by May 12. -
Lee Lawmaster posted “86” to the Facebook pages of Indiana officials. Then came a knock at the door. It was Kurt Spivey, Director of Investigations for the Indiana Attorney General. -
Police also said in a press release that they believe there was a second shooting around the same time, near Chipotle on the same block of Kirkwood, injuring three others. -
Goode drew the president’s ire for refusing to back his congressional redistricting push in Indiana, which failed. -
An email Thursday from Vice President for Information Technology Kendra Ketchum to UITS workers said 13 employees were told they were losing their jobs earlier that day.
