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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.

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Q&A Interview: IU Luddy Indy Media Arts Lecturer Albert William retires after 35 years

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Albert William, a Media Arts (3D) faculty member at IU Indianapolis began working with IU in 1991 in the School of Medicine, later earning his New Media --- later called Media Arts --- degree in Dec. 2002, and joined then-IUPUI’s School of Informatics --- later called the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering, Indianapolis --- faculty shortly afterward in 2003. His long career spans 35 years with IU Indy, and specifically 23 years within Luddy; his beginnings with the school spanning even further back from his early involvement in the New Media program around its earliest days in 2000 – back when classes were first being offered at the school, as he was a Master’s student at the time. This makes him not only one of the longest-tenured Luddy faculty members, but also one of the last ones from the school’s earliest days as well, including his time as a student there. At the end of the 2025-26 academic year, William retired.

By Zachary Aigbe

From Mexico to Indianapolis: Sofia Castillo’s journey as a student-athlete

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As a senior international student at Indiana University Indianapolis, Sofia Castillo has taken pride in representing her hometown of Guadalajara, Mexico, and everything that has come with being the only international player from Mexico on the women’s tennis team.

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Collaborative mass casualty simulation takes learning beyond the classroom for IU medical students

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The dark night explodes with the cheers of thousands of fans as they flood the streets of downtown Bloomington to celebrate Indiana University’s College Football National Championship victory. Suddenly, this festive scene turns chaotic — someone has fallen from the upstairs balcony of the pub, another person is overcome by smoke inhalation from a burning vehicle, and a loud noise causes the crowd to stampede.