Several weeks ago, Netflix’s support page listed a new subscription plan policy. As a result, faced severe backlash from consumers and the media alike.
New changes to their policy included paying...
The university’s possible transition to Division I could impact more than just the campus.
While the internal campus community is expressing reluctance about the potential athletic department transition...
What’s going on?
The university is considering transitioning its athletics from NCAA Division II to Division I. The feasibility of the university transitioning to DI has been studied since September...
University officials announce an increase in state funding, travel returning and a plan for employee raises at town hall Tuesday.
The state is allocating $48.2 million in 2022 and $51 million in 2023...
Steve Bridges, vice president of finance and administration, said the university could feel the impact of this semester for the next four years as the smaller freshman class works its way through the pipeline.
The...
Steve Bridges, vice president for finance and administration, said that the university has a shortfall of $4.6 million at a Zoom meeting last Thursday.
“To summarize, the 2020-2021 budget has two...
Rhonda Wheeler, Community Engagement Manager
• September 5, 2019
The Board of Trustees unanimously voted to increase student housing and meal plan costs for the next school year during their meeting Thursday morning.
Meal plans will be increasing by $22 for is for...
The student government executive board has selected junior finance major Grant Pemberton as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for the semester.
Pemberton will be replacing junior economics and international...
The university Board of Trustees moved to increase tuition to $7,460 for the 2017-18 school year and $7,829 in 2018-19.
Tuition for 2016-17 currently sits at $7,105. The increase also includes a $2.50...
In just two years, Archie’s Army has outgrown its SGA roots.
Archie’s Army, which is the “student cheer block” at university sporting events according to SGA’s website, was brought up as an...
If the Indiana House of Representatives has its way, the university will lose over $14,000 in funding for next year.
“We don’t know if we are going to stay here, but we don't know how much it is...
The Board of Trustees approved the Doctor of Education degree and reviewed the budget for the next biennium at its meeting March 2.
The new degree for the Pott College of Science, Engineering and Education...
