Indiana University has ordered the Indiana Daily Student to end all print publication less than 24 hours after the administration fired an adviser for the student newspaper.

"The Media School thinks they can violate the First Amendment if it's under a business decision," said Mia Hilkowitz, co-editor-in-chief of the IDS. "That's a really, really dangerous thought process for administrators to have."

In recent weeks, university leadership, the student media director and editors at the Indiana Daily Student have fought over what content gets printed in the student newspaper, with administrators insisting that "special editions" were not to include any news content. The IDS content still publishes news on its website .

The situation escalated Tuesday when IU fired Jim Rodenbush, directo

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