Indiana University Bloomington ordered its student-run newspaper, the Indiana Daily Student, to stop printing new editions in what the editors behind it are calling an act of censorship.

According to a letter published on the newspaper's website , written by its co-editors-in-chief, Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller, the school abruptly cut its latest print edition set to hit newsstands on campus Thursday.

The co-editors-in-chief said the move came after they pushed back on an administrative directive to cut all news content from the paper — instead wanting it to solely include information about the university's homecoming for the Oct. 16 print edition.

The students said Director of Student Media Jim Rodenbush, who was an adviser for the student newspaper, was terminated right before t

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