New IU expressive activity policy approved, will take effect Thursday
It received criticism from student and faculty groups.
It received criticism from student and faculty groups.
The report makes a number of recommendations on policymaking and communications.
Speakers said they feel the policy could threaten their right to freedom of speech.
The complaint referenced 19 scholarships.
He served as a trustee from 1996 to 2022.
The Board of Trustees informed faculty that the policy would be finalized Aug. 1.
The board will also hold two executive sessions in the next week.
Anthony Williams will assume the role Aug. 1.
Burnett received 19.05% of the vote from IU alumni.
The new policy would require at least 10 days notice for structures.
The board met Thursday and Friday.
The election ends at 10 a.m. June 28.
Protesters gathered both inside and outside the meeting in Henke Hall.
The Board of Trustees approved both positions in a meeting Friday.
The case was filed May 29.
Around 30 protesters attended the demonstration.
The chief deputy prosecutor called IU’s passing and enforcing of a new structure policy “constitutionally dubious.”
The election begins June 1 and ends June 28.
57 protesters were arrested April 25 and 27 in Dunn Meadow.