Dunn Meadow

Indiana University officials say restoration work continues at Dunn Meadow, and they expect the traditional assembly ground for protests and gatherings to re-open before the semester ends.

It's unclear when Dunn Meadow will reopen.

IU paid Cooley LLP $400,000 for a “post action review”, according to a summary on the university’s procurement website.

The university’s new expressive activity policy came into effect Thursday. Police said they’ll clear the remaining items from the meadow, and protesters said they don’t plan to stop them.

It will free the university’s hand in addressing the Dunn Meadow encampment and will affect the International Graduate Workers Coalition if it decides to picket again in the fall. 

State Police chatter on the ground and from atop the Indiana Memorial Union shows that the ISP planned to arrest student organizers Bryce Greene and Aidan Khamis ahead of time.

State Police Superintendent Doug Carter “feels the Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office caved to political pressure.”

The Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office says it will not file charges against 55 people arrested on suspicion of criminal trespass during protests at Indiana University’s Dunn Meadow last month.

The Clear Creek Culvert Restoration project is nearly ready to start its final phase of construction.

An officer first addressed the crowd, gathered on both sides of the Eagleson bridge south of 7th street, and asked the protesters to remove the tent.