“‘When you fight for something that is so clearly right, really good things could happen. We didn’t set out to do this. It just happened, and I’m glad we did it.’”
VIDEO: “Unmute IU”
IU Indianapolis students held a protest on Tuesday evening in support of IU Bloomington’s student paper The Indiana Daily Student. Multimedia Editor Piper Bailey and Assistant News Editor Ollie Fitzgerald highlight the event.
“Unmute IU”
“‘This is our right to have our voices heard, and you don’t need to be afraid.’”
Ceasefire in Gaza ignites student reactions
“‘Just because the bombs are quieter, just because they’re not as numerous, does not mean that it has not happened.’”
Marc Lamont Hill on the power of student voices
“In 2017, Hill spoke about the power of Black student voices during the peak of the Black Lives Matter movement. Hill returned on April 3, 2024 to address the power of Palestinian and Muslim student voices as they shed light on human rights violations and widespread destruction in Gaza.”
‘You have to do more than just post:’ Social media activism
“In the wake of hateful legislation in Indiana, continuous anti-Black police violence and humanitarian crises in Gaza and Yemen, informative posts dominate social media feeds.”
Beyond the political binary
George Washington was right about one thing, at least — the two-party system is unjust and ineffective. But after over two hundred years, what can be done to dismantle it?
Time to Bust the B.U.B.B.L.E.
Bust the B.U.B.B.L.E., a student movement for racial justice, held its annual MLK Love Walk on Jan. 17 after the group’s hiatus. They have worked since 2015 — and have plans to continue — to improve the experiences of students of color at Butler.
Student organizations for social justice
These organizations are bringing awareness to suicide prevention, sexual assault and sustainability while creating a welcoming space for all students.
Letter to the Editor: Students demand answers, action
Butler administration canceled an event featuring activist Angela Davis without the input of students who planned the event for four months. Now, they’re demanding for the event to be reinstated and an apology be issued to Davis.