Letter from the Editors: Our Commitment to Defending Student Journalism

By Campus Citizen Editors

In recent years, student journalism has been under heavy fire, experiencing censorship and defunding on multiple levels. Purdue University severed ties with their long-standing student-run newspaper, The Exponent, back in June, and despite avid student support, Indiana University’s longstanding paper, The Indiana Daily Student (IDS), was defunded and their advisor was fired for allegedly resisting the administration’s censorship.

Part two: The 98th Academy Awards predictions – The dark horses, the snubbed nominees and the winners

By Emiliano Magana

March 13

‘One Table, Many Traditions’: Interfaith iftar recap

By Cristina Bueno

March 13

What's in students' closets for 2026

By Raegan Nelson

March 12

IU Indianapolis student to release children’s book on Islamic prophets

By Melanie Contreras

March 11

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Part one: The 98th Academy Awards predictions – The dark horses, the snubbed nominees and the winners

By Emiliano Magana

March 10

Liberal Arts scholarship scavenger hunt aims to engage students ahead of IU Day

By Salsabil F. Qaddoura

March 9

IU Indianapolis women’s basketball falls in the second round of the Horizon League Tournament

By Citlali Sanchez

March 6

‘Shades of Us’: Campus Center Cultural Art Gallery showcases LGBTQ+ student artists

By Sophie Barker

March 4

‘One Table, Many Traditions’: Students unite Ramadan and Lent in interfaith dinner

By Salsabil F. Qaddoura

March 3

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High schoolers across Indiana to receive free admission under IU Indy initiative

By Cristina Bueno

Featured Multimedia

Students against ICE protest in Indianapolis

Feb. 13

Butler University MLK Love Walk

Jan. 19

First December snow settles over IU Indianapolis' campus

Dec. 2

Photo gallery: Protest to defend student journalism

Oct. 29

Rundown

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Part two: The 98th Academy Awards predictions – The dark horses, the snubbed nominees and the winners

Film

The Academy Awards will take place on March 15, 2026. With the list of nominees being released and Oscar voting being finished, it has left cinephiles with the doubt of who will be the winners in certain categories. Besides the doubt, questions have been raised about the categories, such as: will Paul Thomas Anderson finally get his long-awaited Oscar? Could “Sinners” break another record after beating “All About Eve” (1950), “Titanic” (1997) and “La La Land” (2016) in the most nominations received by a film in an edition of the Academy Awards? Who will win the newly introduced category of “Casting” in this Oscar’s Edition? With that being said, I have decided to share who I think are the dark horses, who got snubbed of nominations and who will be the winners of some of the major production categories in this Oscars edition.

By Emiliano Magana

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‘One Table, Many Traditions’: Interfaith iftar recap

Campus

On March 10, an interfaith iftar brought unity amongst cultures, the goal of the event was bringing communities together and celebrating diversity through dinner, but also to educate the public about Ramadan and Lent. The event was organized by the Egyptian Student Association (ESA), Muslim Student Association (MSA), Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) and Coptic Orthodox Jags.

By Cristina Bueno

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What's in students' closets for 2026

Culture

In the 1980s, college students rocked out with fanny packs, bright patterns and scrunchies. In the 2000s, low-wasted jeans and baby tees were lighting up college campuses across America. Now it is 2026, and the question everyone wants to know is “what is in style on the IU Indianapolis campus for 2026?”

By Raegan Nelson