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The University of Indianapolis will graduate its first class of engineering students this May, however, they will not be graduating with accreditation. There will be 20 total students graduating in …
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To climb a mountain, a person can be required to live in the moment and take in the world around them. For people who do not regularly hike or mountain …
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The University of Indianapolis canceled the 15th annual drag show, previously announced as one of the largest campus events, that was supposed to take place on March 21 due to …
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The University of Indianapolis has been reclassified with the elective Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement by the Carnegie Foundation. The Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement defines community engagement as universities …
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Planters introduced “Baby Nut” Feb. 2, after the brand’s original mascot, Mr. Peanut, died at the age of 104. The ad campaign’s introduction of Baby Nut was originally postponed due …
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Head Coach Stan Gouard was confident that the University of Indianapolis Men’s Basketball team would beat the number one ranked Bellarmine University. On Jan. 20, the Greyhounds did just that, …
Read MoreThe University of Indianapolis’ softball team is selling t-shirts for Liam Ealy, a boy who has Muscular Dystrophy. Liam is the nephew of Greyhound softball alum Megan (Hall) Slightom, according …
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“You left us with no choice, now we have to use our teacher voice,” thousands of protestors outside of the Indiana Statehouse chanted at the Red for Education Action Day …
Read More The University of Indianapolis has recently moved from a regionally recognized university to a nationally ranked university by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. The Carnegie Classification is …
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Throughout the 2019-20 academic year, the School of Nursing at the University of Indianapolis will be celebrating its 60th Anniversary. According to the Frederick D. Hill University Archives, the Nursing …
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