Hitting the streets
More than 100 University of Indianapolis students came together to clean up litter and complete yard work in the neighborhoods surrounding campus on Saturday, April 4. The event marked the third year that UIndy has participated in The Great Indy Cleanup.
UIndy actors earn honor, opportunity
University of Indianapolis sophomore Stephanie Kucsera and junior Alex Oberheide earned attendance at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre National Festival (KC/ACTF) at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. the week of April 13-19.
Success
The University of Indianapolis men’s and women’s track and field teams will enter two more meets before competing in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Outdoor Championships in May. The women's team ran away with the 2009 Little State Championship title.
Worship, Faith, Diversity
In the fall of 1902 members of the United Brethren Higher Education in Indiana created Indiana Central College. The members saw a need for higher educated clergy and community leaders in Indiana. After many and denominational mergings over the decades, the affiliation with the United Methodist Church (UMC) tradition was established.
Drag Show raises funds, aids awareness
University of Indianapolis hosted the fourth Drag Show sponsored by the PRIDE and Alpha Psi Omega, a theatre honorary fraternity, in Ransburg Auditorium on March 20. PRIDE, an organization founded to recognize gay-straight alliances, began intensive planning with weekly meetings beginning in January.
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Hitting the streets
More than 100 University of Indianapolis students came together to clean up litter and complete yard work in the neighborhoods surrounding campus on Saturday, April 4. The event marked the third year that UIndy has participated in The Great Indy Cleanup.
UIndy actors earn honor, opportunity
University of Indianapolis sophomore Stephanie Kucsera and junior Alex Oberheide earned attendance at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre National Festival (KC/ACTF) at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. the week of April 13-19.
Historian, author and former UIndy professor lectured on public policy
David L. Anderson, a well-known historian who taught at the University of Indianapolis for more than 20 years, gave a lecture on April 8 about the similarities and contrasts between Vietnam and the present day war in Iraq. The event took place as part of the third annual Jerry and Carol Israel Lecture on Public Policy.
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Success
The University of Indianapolis men’s and women’s track and field teams will enter two more meets before competing in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Outdoor Championships in May. The women’s team ran away with the 2009 Little State Championship title.
Baseball battles players’ injuries
The University of Indianapolis baseball team has struggled through hardships in pursuit of winning the 2009 Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship.
Golf seasons come to a close
The University of Indianapolis men’s golf team defended its crown in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championships April 9-10 at the Otter Creek Golf Club in Columbus, Ind. The victory set a new GLVC record with 14 team titles.
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Going ‘Up!’
After the success of “WALL×E,” Disney-Pixar will release “Up,” the latest creation from the greats minds who brought us “Finding Nemo,” “Toy Story” and “Monster’s Inc.”
Student-directed plays tackle themes of injustice, blind loyalty
The University of Indianapolis Theater Department hosts four separate student-directed plays April 17-19 and the 23-25. Both plays were held in the Studio Theatre, two plays each weekend.
WICR hosts third annual Jazz Festival
WICR, University of Indianapolis’ radio station, hosted its third annual Jazz Festival on April 18 in Ransburg Auditorium. This festival showcased the talent of six local jazz groups with a variety of styles.
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