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Medicins Sans Frontieres Doctors Without Borders is an organization that sends doctors and nurses around the world to provide life-saving medical humanitarian care for those who would otherwise go without …
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Freshman social work major Ty Johnson smiled slightly as he perfected the dramatic blue makeup lining his eyes, matching the dress he would later wear to open the University of …
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Over the 5,000 students currently enrolled at the University of Indianapolis, a significant portion are adult learners. Most commonly, adult learners are students who pursued careers outside of the field …
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Adjunct and full-time professors of the Department of Art & Design once again had the opportunity to showcase original artwork through a faculty exhibition that opened Jan. 22. The event, …
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South Asian politics course: India Students enrolled in the international relations course “Politics in South Asia” took their studies beyond the classroom during a trip to India over spring …
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Blue and green lights illuminated the stage as Beyonce’s “Run the World” filled the Ransburg Auditorium. Stevoncé, clad in a yellow dress, appeared before the crowd for his third year …
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Students took to the streets of Washington, D.C., and other cities across the country on March 24 to support the March for Our Lives movement and protest the epidemic of …
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According to one viral poet, mental health and humor can easily coincide. College National Poetry Slam Champion Neil Hilborn came to the University of Indianapolis on Feb. 27 to perform …
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Juliana Rohrmoser, Art Director When I first thought of studying in the United States, I had an idea of what to expect: the dorm rooms, going to classes, studying, making …
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One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime, according to nationalbreastcancer.org. Each year, about 250,00 women in the United States alone are diagnosed with breast …
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