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‘Silence is not an option’: Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center hosts voting town hall (opens the original)
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Dozens of Indiana University students gathered for a “Power of the Black Vote” event at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center on Wednesday night. The event had a discussion panel and onsite voter registration ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm election. The panel featured Monroe County Community School Corporation school board member Aja Jester, Black Student Union Political Action Chair Mikey Rasaki and NMBCC student staff member Siddhu McLeod. The panel was moderated by NMBCC Director Gloria Howell.
Beta Theta Pi and Pi Kappa Phi fraternities placed on cease and desist for hazing (opens the original)
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Indiana University placed fraternities Beta Theta Pi and Pi Kappa Phi on cease and desist Friday, according to the IU Office of Student Life. Beta Theta Pi was placed on cease and desist for hazing and failure to comply, according to the Office of Student Life. Failure to comply with directions of authorized university officials in the performance of their duties is an example of personal misconduct, according to university policy. Pi Kappa Phi was placed on cease and desist for hazing and physi
Kelley School of Business earns highest ranking yet in U.S. News college rankings (opens the original)
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U.S. News & World Report released its 2027 college rankings Tuesday, and the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Program is now ranked sixth among all business schools, its highest ranking yet. The IU Bloomington campus maintained its spot at No. 73 out of over 400 in the national university category but moved up two spots in the public schools category to No. 32. According to U.S. News, the rankings are based on several factors, including peer-assessment, graduation rates
Bloomington drinking water discolored due to high manganese levels (opens the original)
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Bloomington residents may experience temporarily discolored tap water, according to a Friday email from IU Housing Operations. The discoloration is temporary, and Bloomington’s drinking water remains safe to drink, the email read. This discoloration is due to the city drawing water from a lower level of the Monroe Reservoir, which has higher levels of manganese, a naturally occurring mineral. Manganese can impact water appearance and taste, but it does not pose a health risk at its currently obs
UITS changes ChatGPT Edu policy, limits advanced features (opens the original)
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Indiana University students have reduced access to advanced ChatGPT Edu features through their university accounts, according to a Sept. 1 email from University Information Technology Services. ChatGPT Edu is a secure, privacy-focused version of ChatGPT. IU accounts are now provided only 1,000 premium credits per month, according to the release. Additional premium credits may be authorized by faculty and staff with the approval of a fiscal officer and a designated account. According to OpenAI, w
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