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Indiana University fires adviser for student newspaper

'Censored': IU student journalists publish e-paper after print edition axed, adviser fired

The latest edition of the Indiana Daily Student was expected to be on newsstands the morning of Oct. 16 in and around the Bloomington campus.

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Indiana University accused of censorship after canceling student paper’s print issue

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Indiana University fires adviser for student newspaper amid censorship dispute

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'Rock bottom has a basement': Reactions to IU student newspaper censorship claims

Many alumni have said in posts that they will end or are considering ending their contributions to the university.

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Indiana University fires IDS adviser amid dispute over student newspaper's content

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IU fires adviser of student media, stops printing Daily Student

Major U.S. College Immediately Stops Printing Student Newspaper

Few experiences in media are more important for a journalist than working at their college's student newspaper. As an Ohio State graduate, I worked at the school's student newspaper, The Lantern, for three years,

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Alum Mark Cuban gave student newspaper $250K months before IU forced print production cut

Indiana University alum Mark Cuban donated $250,000 to the Indiana Daily Student months before the university ordered the publication to cease printing this week — in part for financial reasons.

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The Buffalo News to reduce print operations

The Buffalo News says starting the week of Nov. 3, it will produce a printed paper six days a week, from Tuesday through Sunday. An e-edition will be online daily. Read more from WBEN:

Pittsburgh City Paper ends weekly print editions

Pittsburgh City Paper on Wednesday announced it is cutting its weekly print edition. Executive Editor Ali Trachta in a letter posted to the paper’s site said the alternative newspaper would continue posting content to its website and social media pages and will publish four print editions annually.