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Indiana women’s basketball legend retires after long professional career
After a basketball career that took her around the world, Amanda Cahill has retired. One of the greatest players in the ...
Gov. Mike Braun appoints 3 more trustees to Indiana University's board
With the latest move, the governor has now replaced and personally chosen six of the board’s nine members, less than a year ...
Bradshaw: What international admissions mean for Northwest Indiana
More than ever, international students are setting their sights on public universities — especially top-tier flagships like ...
Something stinks at Indiana University. When does the rare corpse flower bloom again?
Indiana University's beloved corpse flower, Wally, recently bloomed. When will the rare sight and horrible smell happen again ...
Indiana spent nearly $15 million to change basketball coaches. How much Mike Woodson was paid
The costs of changing who was running Hoosiers basketball, not counting assistant coaches and support staff, was elevated ...
Indiana University artist welcomes community to explore Hancock exhibit
For nearly two decades, Indiana University Faculty Member and Artist Alexander Landerman has been using letter-press printers ...
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Our Professor’s Views Are Vile, University Says. But We Can’t Fire Him.
A provost at Indiana University has earned praise for harshly condemning a professor’s views while respecting the First Amendment. By Nicholas Bogel-Burroughs The provost did not mince her words ...
IU South Bend may suspend, eliminate more than 20 degree programs to comply with new law
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education will make its final decisions on July 24. The changes won't take effect until the ...