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The Indiana Daily Student was originally the student newspaper at Indiana University, but now runs separately from the school. It was founded in 1867, when a group of students gathered to form the Indiana Student and what is now the Indiana Daily Student. A turning point for the IDS came in 1969, when the newspaper adopted its charter, making it financially and editorially independent from IU. Because of the paper s independence, journalism students were no longer required to work at the paper. The IDS was a paid-circulation newspaper until the fall of 1995. That fall, the IDS went to free, mass circulation. Since then, the newspaper has been completely dependent on advertising revenue, receiving no money from the university or student fees.

Indiana University is a prominent institution dedicated to fostering a better future through education and research, serving over 90,000 students across nine campuses and offering more than 930 academic programs. As one of America's leading research universities, IU prides itself on its commitment to innovative research and global impact, addressing critical issues while enhancing the quality of life for communities at home and around the world. With a supportive environment for diverse backgrounds and interests, Indiana University provides students with various options, from urban research experiences to regional campus communities and online degree programs. The university not only emphasizes academic excellence but also encourages engagement in research and creative activities aimed at making a meaningful difference in society. Generated from the website