The School of Journalism has a history of award-winning student media. Students get hands-on experience at IU’s daily newspaper, the Indiana Daily Student; the Arbutus yearbook; IU Student Television; and News Forum, a weekly news program that airs on the local PBS affiliate. A student-run communications agency lets public relations and advertising students practice their skills with clients who include local community organizations.
Indiana Daily Student
The nationally acclaimed Indiana Daily Student is a financially and editorially independent newspaper. Since its founding in 1867, it has been a hub of deadline and news activity. The IDS staff chronicles both campus and .jpg){kind=small}
community affairs while competing with regional media for breaking news. The newspaper offers students professional opportunities in reporting, management, sales, advertising, special projects, human resources and design. Related publications, including the IDS Weekend, INside Magazine and the paper’s Web site, provide valuable learning experiences in graphics, Web design and new media.
The Arbutus Yearbook
For more than 110 years, the Arbutus yearbook has captured the history of the state’s largest public university from a student perspective, covering personal stories, 
news events, athletics and campus controversies. Named after a pink flower with a spicy fragrance found on Southern Indiana trails, the Arbutus offers diverse professional opportunities for students, from the editor in chief to business manager. The yearbook is a special showcase for photographers, with writing, design and peer management critical to the production of the 500-page publication. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Associated Collegiate Press have awarded the Arbutus numerous honors for overall excellence.
news events, athletics and campus controversies. Named after a pink flower with a spicy fragrance found on Southern Indiana trails, the Arbutus offers diverse professional opportunities for students, from the editor in chief to business manager. The yearbook is a special showcase for photographers, with writing, design and peer management critical to the production of the 500-page publication. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Associated Collegiate Press have awarded the Arbutus numerous honors for overall excellence.
IU Student Television
Indiana University Student Television is a student-created and student-run television station located on campus. Created in 2002, IUSTV exists to offer 
high-quality programming for the Bloomington community while giving students real-world experience in the television industry. Students create and produce news and entertainment programming, and the station also offers opportunities in graphic design, Web development, network administration, computer programming and management.
IU Student Radio
Indiana University Student Radio, WIUX, is a student-run radio station on campus whose broadcast history goes back to the 1960s. Currently 
on 99.1 FM, the station organizes music playlists, stages and covers events and provides a learning experience for student members.
