What the vote of no confidence means for the future of IUPUI

By Abby Godsen

On April 16, a vote of no confidence presented by Bloomington’s Faculty Council will be held against IU’s current president, Pamela Whitten, provost, Rahul Shrivastav and vice provost of faculty and academic affairs, Carrie Docherty. As IUPUI approaches a pivotal point in its history with the split, the unrest within leadership could disturb the continued cultivation of IUPUI’s campus.

IUPUI students set up encampment following movement of universities across the U.S.

By Abby Godsen

May 2

Opinion: Five Palestinian poets for National Poetry Month

By Laynie Rearick

April 29

Inaugural book crawl comes to Indianapolis

By Laynie Rearick

April 24

Indiana Pacers make the playoffs for the first time since 2020.

By Kenzie Pittenger

April 24

SPOTLIGHT: The Jaguar Performing Arts Club showcases the power of student leadership through art and theater

By Trevor Stucker

April 24

Looking ahead to the 2024 APIDA Heritage Fashion Show

By Daniel Guevara

April 22

The Indiana Fever selected Caitlin Clark for the first pick of the 2024 WNBA Draft

By Kenzie Pittenger

April 21

SB 17 passed in First Amendment fight over internet rights

By Sarah Presley

April 17

IUPUI Men's Golf Don Benbow Butler Spring Invitational

By Zachary Aigbe

April 10

The "invisible orientation": Ace identity, culture and misconceptions

By Jackie Bozinovski

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IUPUI students set up encampment following movement of universities across the U.S.

Politics

In the last several weeks, students at universities across the U.S. have been setting up pro-Palestinian divestment encampments, and IUPUI is no exception. On April 26, IUPUI students set up their divestment encampment in Democracy Plaza below the Kelley School of Business building by Taylor Hall following the establishment of an encampment on IU Bloomington campus.

By Abby Godsen

Opinion: Five Palestinian poets for National Poetry Month

Opinion

Now that we’ve entered the seventh month of Israel’s attack on Gaza, I completely understand the people who say it’s pointless to read and enjoy poetry. While it is certainly not a replacement for attending protests, emailing representatives and donating to relief organizations, I believe that poetry has the incredible capacity to criticize and dismantle oppressive structures and ideologies. Poems serve as a rallying cry; they give voices to the voiceless and allow people to empathize with those who have different experiences from theirs.

By Laynie Rearick

Inaugural book crawl comes to Indianapolis

Culture

You’ve heard of a bar crawl, but have you heard of a book crawl? Well, it’s exactly what it sounds like (with presumably less alcohol). A book crawl involves visiting several independent bookstores as a way to support local businesses, connect with fellow book lovers and win prizes or rewards.

By Laynie Rearick