IDS Weekly News Rundown

This week, we discuss IU's football ranking. In city news, we discuss the approval of and opposition to a new jail in Monroe County along with the role of the Indiana Innocence Project in providing legal services to innocent prisoners. Lastly, we discuss a local initiative to mitigate climate change and a post on the social media platform X that addressed the IDS. 

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IDS Elections Reporter, Andrew Miller, joins us on the podcast today to discuss election results and their implications, both locally and nationally. We ask what we can expect in the next four years and discuss student reactions on campus. We also highlight recent IDS publications on the future of immigration policy and on racist text messages sent following the election. 

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Tomorrow is election day. This week, we talk about critical voting and election coverage information in Bloomington, an amendment to the Indiana constitution, Trey Galloway’s recruitment work for Indiana men’s basketball, and an update on Indiana women’s basketball.

This week, we discuss a push for a Muslim and Middle Eastern culture center at Indiana University, how the IU Funding Board overdrafted their account by $220,000 and a controversial effort to create a conservation district in the Green Acres neighborhood in Bloomington. Follow along for news updates from the Indiana Daily Student.