By: Mabel Myers Editor-in-Chief Throughout the United States, there has been an increasing teacher shortage. Before the pandemic, teachers were already starting to leave the profession more than ever before. Universities around the country, including Indiana University, are working to combat this shortage. “As the state’s flagship university, we have a responsibility to help address
By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief A whirlwind trip to regional campuses has led IU President-Elect, Pamela Whitten, to visit IU South Bend on April 26. During her travels, Whitten has been given a Hoosier welcome throughout the IU campuses. “I absolutely have been overwhelmed by the campus itself. It’s beautiful. The range of academic programs that
By: Kate Luce Co-Editor-in-Chief Pamela Whitten was officially named to be the next IU President, according to News at IU. She is the first female president IU has had, in over 200 years of establishment in Indiana. Whitten has had a multitude of leadership roles and is currently the President of Kennesaw State University in
