North Korean leaders have been making threats for as long as most people can remember. Recent threats have been amplified and more extreme than before. This round ... Read on »
The University of Indianapolis hosted its sixth annual Jazz Week April 8-13. The UIndy Jazz Combo kicked off the week, featuring Director of Jazz Studies Harry Miedema ... Read on »
The University of Indianapolis baseball team traveled to Bellarmine University this past weekend to take on the Knights in a pair of doubleheaders on April 20-21. In game ... Read on »
Two University of Indianapolis professors will participate in the National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminars and Institutes program. Associate Professor of English Kyoko Amano and Assistant ... Read on »
The Indiana House of Representatives passed legislation in early April that would require one teacher in every Indiana school to carry a concealed weapon. Although this legislation has been sent to a summer ... Read on
Members of the University of Indianapolis Interfaith Forum hosted a viewing on April 9 of “Kinyarwanda,” a movie directed by Alrick Brown. Members of the Interfaith Forum gave students the opportunity not only ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis Experience Design program held the Crusader’s World event on April 10 in UIndy Hall. Designed to present visitors with a hands-on approach to learning, Crusader’s World showed what life ... Read on
When her mother called, panicking, freshman environmental science major Gwen Debaun said she already knew why. Reports of a gunman on an Indianapolis college campus had started circulating earlier in the afternoon of ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis men’s track and field team on April 17 were announced as one of the winners of this year’s Great Lakes Valley Conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Sportsmanship Awards for the ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis softball team played at home on April 21 against the McKendree University Bearcats in a doubleheader. The Greyhounds won both games with final scores of 4-0 in the first ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis baseball team traveled to Bellarmine University this past weekend to take on the Knights in a pair of doubleheaders on April 20-21. In game one on April 21, the Greyhounds ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis football team concluded its final practice of spring football at 1 p.m., April 13, with its spring game in front of fans at Key Stadium. The game was played using ... Read on
UIndy held its sixth annual Jazz Week April 8 - 13, featuring student ensembles and bands with local, regional and national recognition. The week opened with the UIndy Jazz Combo, a small group ... Read on
“Uncle B’s Drive-In Fiction” is a book encompassing six novellas by different writers. The book is a kind of tribute to the drive-in movie theatres that have all but disappeared. The collection is ... Read on
If you are strolling along the canal near Vermont Street, I recommend you veer off and visit the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library. His drawings are displayed on the walls, along with as quotes ... Read on
Bestselling author Meg Wolitzer’s new book, “The Interestings,” is a story about long-time friendships and envy. The book follows a group of six teenagers from art camp to decades later, well into adult ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis is currently home to approximately 5,000 students. Higher than the average private university enrollment, which, according to the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, is 1,920. However, one ... Read on
Aggression and a little trash talk are a part of any good, competitive game. Yelling, shouting and cussing are a part of any intense practice. Good athletes know this and carry a sense ... Read on
North Korean leaders have been making threats for as long as most people can remember. Recent threats have been amplified and more extreme than before. This round of threats has involved nuclear bombs ... Read on
The Reflector asked its editors to comment on the marriage equality controversy and the social media debates it provoked. Here’s what they had to say: Abby Gross, Editor-in-chief: Wow, your one-day stint as a ... Read on
“Uncle B’s Drive-In Fiction” is a book encompassing six novellas by different writers. The book is a kind of tribute to the drive-in movie theatres that have all but disappeared. The collection is ... Read on
If you are strolling along the canal near Vermont Street, I recommend you veer off and visit the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library. His drawings are displayed on the walls, along with as quotes ... Read on
Bestselling author Meg Wolitzer’s new book, “The Interestings,” is a story about long-time friendships and envy. The book follows a group of six teenagers from art camp to decades later, well into adult ... Read on
From the outside, Kim’s Kakery Bakery and Café looks a little run-down, but a step inside the café, with the rush of aromas from fresh-baked bread and pastries, confirms the old adage: Do ... Read on
The Indiana House of Representatives passed legislation in early April that would require one teacher in every Indiana school to carry a concealed weapon. Although this legislation has been sent to a summer ... Read on
Members of the University of Indianapolis Interfaith Forum hosted a viewing on April 9 of “Kinyarwanda,” a movie directed by Alrick Brown. Members of the Interfaith Forum gave students the opportunity not only ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis Experience Design program held the Crusader’s World event on April 10 in UIndy Hall. Designed to present visitors with a hands-on approach to learning, Crusader’s World showed what life ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis is currently home to approximately 5,000 students. Higher than the average private university enrollment, which, according to the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, is 1,920. However, one ... Read on
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