Ethan Sandweiss
Multimedia Journalist-
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem branded the Indiana facility with a colorful moniker: “Speedway Slammer.” Indiana is the second high-profile example of a large, state-run facility holding undocumented immigrants, after Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz.” -
The IU Board of Trustees proposed a code of conduct without first making it publicly available. -
Eastern Box Turtles are falling victim to cars while attempting to cross the road. Specialists advise drivers to help them reach their destination. -
The city is expanding its homeless services, but it's asking other Indiana towns to look after their own. -
In June, the IU Foundation began telling donors they needed to alter language in their gift agreements pertaining to marginalized groups. The Foundation was referring to a “Dear Colleague” letter from the Trump Administration’s U.S. Department of Education. -
With 94 percent turnout and a nearly 2-to-1 vote, union workers for Duke Energy in Indiana rejected the company’s “last, best and final offer” for a new contract Monday. -
For more than three weeks, Indiana University websites have been down, disrupting and frustrating the university community. -
Indiana University could lose hundreds of degree programs as part of compliance with an array of new laws affecting higher education that passed at the 11th hour of the legislative session. -
In outlining their guidance, trustees said the Templeton-Childs merger should increase early literacy rates, improve students’ social emotional health and decrease opportunity gaps. -
A spokesperson said it's one way they are addressing long wait times in Bloomington. Patients have reported overcrowding and slow service.
