Indiana University Board of Trustees approves $4.2 billion operating budget for FY 23-24 The Indiana University Board of Trustees approved $4.2 billion operating budget for fiscal year 2023-24 during its June meeting, including a salary increase for IU employees. IU’s 2023-24 budget is slightly bigger than last year’s, reflecting increased expenses for labor, services and …
Yarden Garzon and Aleska Gulbe Eliminated at the FIBA Euro Basket Women’s Tournament The FIBA Euro Basket Tournament in Tel Aviv Israel came to an end on Sunday for Former IU Women’s Basketball player Aleska Gulbe and current Hoosier Yarden Garzon as both their national teams finished in 4th place in their respective groups and …
Indiana University Women’s Basketball headed to Greece for foreign trip in August Indiana women’s basketball will take its first foreign tour in six years when it travels to Greece August 1-10. The trip will begin in Athens and make stops in the Gulf of Corinth where it will explore Nafpaktos and Delphi. A full day …
Ivy Tech Community College sets tuition and fees for two yearsTwo-thirds of students will see overall cost reductionToday, the Ivy Tech Community College (College) State Board of Trustees passed the College’s tuition and fees for the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 academic years. The end result will be lower tuition and fees for about two-thirds of the …
Indiana University Volleyball announces 2023 schedule Indiana volleyball head coach Steve Aird revealed the program’s 33-match schedule for the 2023 season in correspondence with the unveiling of the full conference slate, as announced by the Big Ten office on Wednesday afternoon. The Hoosiers, coming off a 16-16 season in 2022 and an eighth-place finish in the …
Indiana announces more than $76 million in new funding for crisis response and substance use disorder servicesThe Indiana Family and Social Services Administration’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction is providing new funding to help build and support projects across Indiana to improve mental health and recovery services for Hoosiers. This includes funding from the …
Indiana University Athletics mourns the passing of Bloomington’s Viola “Vi” Taliaferro Judge Viola J. Taliaferro, a Bloomington icon and groundbreaker in the legal profession in Monroe County, has passed away. She was 94 years old. Viola “Vi” Taliaferro and the late George Taliaferro were married in 1950, shortly after the pair graduated from Indiana University. …
Indiana Attorney General takes on Federal Trade CommissionIndiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is leading 12 states seeking to free companies from unconstitutional federal constraints that hinder such crucial work as the development of life-saving cancer screens. AG Rokita’s action comes in response to a decision by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to block a vertical merger …
Indiana University names Amber Smith Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Indiana Women’s Basketball Head Coach Teri Moren has announced the hiring of Amber Smith as an Assistant Coach to her staff. Smith arrives in Bloomington after a total of seven seasons with Kentucky Women’s Basketball. She served as an Assistant Coach for the last five seasons (2018-23) …
ACLU files suit challenging HEA 1608A lawsuit has been filed by the ACLU, challenging an Indiana law prohibiting teachers from teaching human sexuality between kindergarten and third grade. HEA 1608, is set to take effect July 1. The suit contends that the law will infringe upon constitutional due process and First Amendment rights. The lawsuit …
