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IU found a professor sexually harassed a freshman, allowed him to continue teaching
After IU found a ‘concerning pattern,’ another student reported the professor for sexual harassment.
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An IU professor sexually harassed a freshman in 2018, administrators found.
The evidence revealed a “concerning pattern,” a 2019 Title IX report showed.
In August, a graduate student said the same professor sexually harassed her.
He still teaches classes.
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Kilroy's on Kirkwood reverses Saturday opening plans, will temporarily close
The popular bar has been closed for eight months during the pandemic.
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Update: Kilroy’s on Kirkwood will temporarily close again after planning to re-open Saturday.
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'It’s a constant worry for me:' Phi Kappa Tau voices concerns on IU's recommendation to close due to COVID-19
The fraternity’s leadership said the decision could have serious implications for students.
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Phi Kappa Tau is one of the few greek houses that was not directed to quarantine by the Monroe County Health Department.
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A morbid question: Will IU give posthumous degrees to students who die from COVID-19?
IU has awarded 29 degrees posthumously across all campuses since 2015.
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If an IU student dies due to COVID-19, they may be eligible to receive their degree if they’ve completed enough of it.
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Eight IU greek houses required to quarantine after increase in COVID-19 cases
All houses are directed to suspend in-person activities.
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Around 20% of IU's greek houses are required to quarantine after IU said in an email there was an increase of positive COVID-19 tests. No IU residence halls are included in the required quarantine.
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Kelley professor Eric Rasmusen on unpaid leave for the academic year
The university is conducting an investigation into the business professor.
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IU professor Eric Rasmusen has been under investigation by IU since last fall. Rasmusen is on unpaid leave for this academic year.
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Eskenazi Museum of Art at IU to reopen Thursday
The museum is reopening after a five-month closure due to the pandemic.
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After closing for five months amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Eskenazi Museum of Art will reopen Thursday.
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IU to limit system access for students who do not schedule coronavirus test by Thursday
IU spokesperson Chuck Carney said around 8,000 students still need to be tested.
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IU students living off-campus in Bloomington will be restricted from IU systems if they do not have their COVID-19 test scheduled by midnight Thursday.
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We talked to a lead doctor advising IU on the pandemic about tests, potential closures
Dr. Aaron Carroll talked tests, potential closures, party safety and sick roommates.
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We talked to a lead doctor advising IU on COVID-19 procedures for the upcoming school year, here’s what he had to say. ⬇️
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Bloomington to construct new 7-Line bike trail
The goal is to provide access between the B-Line trail, the IU campus and downtown.
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The City of Bloomington plans to create a bike trail in 2021, which will be called the 7-line. It will provide easier connections between IU’s campus, downtown, the B-Line Trail and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Indiana mask-wearing mandate to begin Monday
Everyone 8-years-old and older must wear a mask in public, including in schools.
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Starting Monday, masks are required for everyone 8 and older in public spaces.
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Tracking coronavirus cases in Indiana
More than 2,300,000 cases have been confirmed worldwide.
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UPDATE: Indiana reported its 11,210th case of the coronavirus. The state has seen 562 deaths since its first death March 16. Monroe County reported its 114th case.
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Kinsey Institute receives $2 million donation
Scott C. Schurz donated to further sex and relationships research.
‘This can’t happen’: Ku Klux Klan recruitment flyers disturb residents
Flyers were found outside of multiple residences Monday morning.
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A phone number listed at the bottom of the flyer leads to the organization’s recruitment line, which is a pre-recorded message.
“If it ain’t white, it ain’t right,” the voice message ends. “White power.”
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OPINION: Hey Mayor Pete, stay in Indiana and run for governor
Buttigieg is the Democrats’ best shot at winning the governor’s office in Indiana.
Blackface photos of Martinsville mayoral candidate resurface months before election
Indiana city continues to struggle to shake its racist history.
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Just 20 minutes up the road, a man who wore blackface in 2013 is running for mayor. The election is May 7.
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Operation Walnut: Saving IU's squirrels one nut at a time
Squirrels are crossing East Third Street to get nuts.
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Operation Walnut is in motion. Students are moving nuts across E. Third Street so squirrels don’t have to.
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Pi Lambda Phi organizes philanthropy week about prejudice and oppression
The chapter focused on battling anti-Semitism due to recent remarks made online.
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The Wall of Prejudice will be smashed as a symbolic act at 5 p.m. today in Dunn Meadow.
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Liz Watson wins Democrat Primary for 9th Congressional District early in the night
Multiple sources called Liz Watson the winner before 8 p.m.
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.@LizForIndiana was declared the Democratic primary winner by multiple news sources as early as 8 p.m. Tuesday night.
Then she challenged her new opponent, Trey Hollingsworth, to a debate.
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