Charlotte Zietlow, who died last month at 91, was an institution in Bloomington politics for over five decades. In the final weeks of her life, her commitment to the community never ceased. https://t.co/mPlqCUIGI2
Spirit Halloween, a mainstay of the season, exists for the sole purpose of celebrating All Hallows’ Eve. So, what is the store like on the big day? Two IDS reporters visited to document the last-minute shopping panic. https://t.co/fBtK2mKy9u
Caleb Hoagland’s life hasn’t been easy. His job in community outreach is difficult, but fulfilling. Read more about Hoagland’s work: https://t.co/naqaiNMsxm
IU administration replaced the Jewish Studies program director without consulting faculty, alarming students and faculty about the integrity of free speech and shared governance within the program. https://t.co/yDT8Re9xOY
Not happy. Censorship isn’t the way.
I gave money to IU general fund for the IDS last year, so they could pay everyone and not run a deficit. I gave more than they asked for.
I told them I’m happy to help because the IDS is important to kids at IU
Indiana University fired professor Jim Rodenbush allegedly for refusing to censor the @IDSnews student paper.
Admin ordered students to strip everything “but homecoming info” from a recent edition, but Rodenbush upheld the First Amendment, a decision FIRE fully supports.
IU previously directed the Indiana Daily Student to stop printing news coverage in our paper. Upon pushback, IU fully cut print, including our special editions. The IDS was not involved in the decision. Letter from the editors to come.