INDIANAPOLIS — This morning, the ACLU of Indiana filed a civil suit against Indiana University in response to recent bans the school levied against participants in protests on the Bloomington campus.
The suit requests that the bans be dismissed to allow plaintiffs access to the campus to participate in current and future protests.
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