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Ethan Sandweiss

Ethan Sandweiss

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Digital Journalist, WTIU-TV (Bloomington, IN)

Bloomington

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Total articles 283

  • Judge denies temporary restraining order for international students suing over visa revocations

    By Ethan Sandweiss| Indiana Public Media@ A judge denied a temporary restraining order for seven international students from Indiana who sued the federal government after their visas were revoked. The students, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana, say the Department of Homeland Security violated their Fifth Amendment due process rights.

    By Ethan Sandweiss · Indiana Public Media

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • IU Bloomington rallies for National Day of Action to defend higher ed

    By Ethan Sandweiss| Indiana Public Media@ Protesters at Indiana University returned to Dunn Meadow Thursday afternoon following five hours of speeches and songs in Franklin Hall. Professors, students and affinity groups on campus rallied against threats to higher education such as student deportations, cuts to science and the humanities and the Trump administration’s targeting of campus speech. IU history professor and AAUP Bloomington Chapter leader Maria Bucur urged campus to band together with universities nationwide.

    By Ethan Sandweiss · Indiana Public Media

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • IU department chair says Wang didn't know about undisclosed Chinese research grant

    By Ethan Sandweiss| Indiana Public Media@ An IU department chair questioned evidence apparently used by the university to fire renowned computer security expert XiaoFeng Wang. Wang, a tenured professor, was fired March 28 — the same day the FBI searched his homes in Bloomington and Carmel. Neither IU nor the FBI has explained the actions. A colleague of Wang’s said it involved an undisclosed research grant from China in 2017-2018.

    By Ethan Sandweiss · Indiana Public Media

    Apr. 17, 2025

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WTIU-TV (Bloomington, IN)

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

+1 812-855-0661