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Plus, the Kelley School of Business earned its highest ranking yet in the U.S. News college rankings, Sen. Todd Young, R-Ind., visits IU College Republicans, and more.
Plus, IUPD receives reports of online extortion and fraud, Bloomington City Council discusses housing overhaul and license plate reader ban, IUB chancellor addresses low free speech ranking.
Plus IU ranks 6th-worst university in the country for free speech, The Front Door Community Center opens to serve Bloomington’s LGBTQ+ community.
Plus the Showalter Fountain fish have yet to return and commercial and residential tenants south of convention center are preparing for relocation.
Plus the family of an IU student killed by a drunk driver settled a lawsuit with Kilroy’s Sports Bar and Monroe County requested an extension to address jail conditions.
Plus, Maurer law students receive a $10,000 gift and uncertainty continues one year after FBI searches tied to a former IU professor.
Plus a federal judge dismisses a lawsuit against IU and former IU men’s basketball head trainer Tim Garl.
Plus Kurt Ribisl begins his role as dean of the IU School of Public Health in Bloomington, Jeff Linkon steps down as executive director of IU Hillel and IU men’s basketball loses to Northwestern.
Plus, the Bloomington Faculty Council meets to discuss the search for a new provost and the status of the Palestine Solidarity Committee, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita speaks at an IU College Republicans meeting and IU’s chapter of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity is placed on cease and desist.
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