More than 30,000 people took to the show floor at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, during PRINTING ...

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A group of ambitious filmmakers set out to create the world's first reality horror movie. What ensues is a hellish game of cat and mouse as a cryptic filmmaker, known only as The Maestro, comes out ...

Indiana University fully cut the Indiana Daily Student’s print newspaper — including the special publications it had earlier indicated it wanted us to run — Tuesday evening, hours after firing its ...

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The Consulate General of India in San Francisco has announced that it will now print Overseas Citizen of India cards. Previously they were issued in India. The move is seen as ...

IU previously directed the Indiana Daily Student to stop printing news coverage in our newspaper. Upon pushback, the university fully cut print, including our special editions. The IDS was not ...

Scholars of Scandinavian studies at the Cluster of Excellence are investigating cultural memories of pre-Christian Nordic ...

I share the disappointment of the staff of the Indiana Daily Student that their newspaper will no longer appear in print. But I don’t agree that what happened was censorship. Given that IU absorbed ...

This letter from the editors was originally published by the Indiana Daily Student on its website. The authors have given The Exponent permission to republish it. Editor’s Note This letter from the ...

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Student journalism solidarity. This is what Purdue University's paper, The Exponent, says it exemplified on Friday, Oct. 17 when they stepped in to help Indiana University's ...

“H ISTORY TEACHES that wars begin when governments believe the price of aggression is cheap,” argued President Ronald Reagan ...