Student journalists at Indiana University are looking for a path forward after the university decided to stop printing copies of the student paper, the Indiana Daily Student.

A letter, sent to the university on Monday, claims the actions against the Indiana Daily Student are "ill-advised, unconstitutional, and appear to be aimed at suppressing core press and speech rights," according to the lawyer.

The letter requests a meeting with university leaders to come to a solution that will restore the student journalists' editorial independence.

According to the co-editors-in-chief, Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller, the university decided to stop printing the IDS after the students refused to cut news content from the homecoming edition of the paper. The students said the university also termin

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