University of Indianapolis faculty, staff and students coordinated efforts to raise funds for Haiti relief aid following the devastating earthquake that ravaged the country and left it ... Read on »
“The problem of the twentieth century,” scholar W. E. B. Du Bois wrote in 1903, “is the problem of the color line.” Du Bois, the first African-American ... Read on »
The University of Indianapolis women’s basketball team continues to rewrite the record book as they reach 21-0 and climb to second place in the country. UIndy received ... Read on »
The Reflector’s feature editor, Staci Reafsnyder scored an exclusive interview with UIndy’s own Miss America 2009. Katie Stam reflects on her reigning year and all of the ... Read on »
University of Indianapolis faculty, staff and students coordinated efforts to raise funds for Haiti relief aid following the devastating earthquake that ravaged the country and left it in ruins on Jan. 12. Read on
The Reflector’s feature editor, Staci Reafsnyder scored an exclusive interview with UIndy’s own Miss America 2009. Katie Stam reflects on her reigning year and all of the things that she has experienced and ... Read on
“Despite our hardships, our union is strong. We do not give up. We do not quit. We do not allow fear or division to break our spirit,” President Barak Obama said in the ... Read on
Ifeoluwa “Ife” Agboola passed away due to complications from cancer on Dec. 6, 2009. The 23-year-old Nigerian native attended the University of Indianapolis until his health hindered his enrollment. Read on
The University of Indianapolis women’s basketball team continues to rewrite the record book as they reach 21-0 and climb to second place in the country. UIndy received two of 26 possible first-place votes ... Read on
The Greyhounds claimed victory over Wisconsin-Parkside, Jan. 30, 75-66. Junior guard, Darius Adams scored 31 points along with eight rebounds, they plan to advance throughout the rest of their season. Read on
Head swimming coach Gary Kinkead has established, arguably, the most consistently successful sports teams at the University of Indianapolis, as Indianapolis’ men’s team placed in the Top 15 nationally for the tenth consecutive ... Read on
Beginning in 2012, the University of Indianapolis will join the newly-formed Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) as a charter member. According to the school’s athletics’ site, UIndy will join the conference after playing ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis’ public radio station ,WICR-FM/HD 88.7’s schedule recently underwent changes in its programming, including the return of Indianapolis Jazz Hall of Famer and columnist for Nuvo Newsweekly Chuck Workman’s “Sunday ... Read on
UIndy’s Department of Music is preparing to premiere their latest opera, “Too Many Sopranos,” this month in the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center. Read on
5 out of 5 stars Mass Effect 2 pushes the limits of gaming with stellar visuals and masterfully crafted storytelling. Read on
2 out of 5 stars Based on true events “Extraordinary Measures,” released Jan.22, took a look at a life of a father, Brendan Fraser, whose two youngest children have a genetic disease called Pompe, ... Read on
Many students struggle to pay for their room and board. What could be more satisfying, after a long class and tedious study sessions, than a nice plate of the same old … ... Read on
Martin Luther King Day is no less important than any of the other national holidays, yet it is the only one that The University of Indianapolis doesn’t cancel classes for. Read on
I think the general consensus among the Odyssey in Athens students is that this semester flew by. Two months ago, we arrived in Greece ready for three months of fun, adventure and new ... Read on
By Manny Casillas | Editorial Assistant One of my favorite programs is “Real Time With Bill Maher”, and of course, his segment New Rules. As we close on yet another semester at UIndy, I’d ... Read on
5 out of 5 stars Mass Effect 2 pushes the limits of gaming with stellar visuals and masterfully crafted storytelling. Read on
2 out of 5 stars Based on true events “Extraordinary Measures,” released Jan.22, took a look at a life of a father, Brendan Fraser, whose two youngest children have a genetic disease called Pompe, ... Read on
4 out of 5 stars Walking into the Murat Egyptian room I was unaware of what to expect. As my anticipation and excitement grew, time drew near and it was time for the show ... Read on
4 out of 5 stars Motion City Soundtrack is back with their fourth album of incredibly catchy songs with clever and creative lyrics. They were trying to go with a darker sound on ... Read on
University of Indianapolis faculty, staff and students coordinated efforts to raise funds for Haiti relief aid following the devastating earthquake that ravaged the country and left it in ruins on Jan. 12. Read on
“The problem of the twentieth century,” scholar W. E. B. Du Bois wrote in 1903, “is the problem of the color line.” Du Bois, the first African-American to earn a Ph.D from Harvard ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis’ public radio station ,WICR-FM/HD 88.7’s schedule recently underwent changes in its programming, including the return of Indianapolis Jazz Hall of Famer and columnist for Nuvo Newsweekly Chuck Workman’s “Sunday ... Read on
UIndy’s Department of Music is preparing to premiere their latest opera, “Too Many Sopranos,” this month in the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center. Read on
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