Indiana University has come under fire for its decision to stop the print edition of the student newspaper, Indiana Daily Student (IDS), a move that has been labeled as censorship by editors and supporters. The university also fired the director of student media after he refused to comply with directives to censor upcoming editions. Prominent figures, including businessman Mark Cuban, have criticized the decision, emphasizing the importance of press freedom. The situation has sparked a broader debate over censorship and the role of student media at universities, with many calling on the institution to uphold journalistic integrity. In response, the IDS has shifted to a digital format, but the controversy continues to unfold, raising concerns about the future of student journalism at the university.