Senior Goodbye: Shayla Cabalan
I first came to UIndy in the fall of 2016, which feels like an eternity ago now. I had just spent the summer with my family in the Philippines, and …
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Speech & Debate team ends competitive season by tripling the team’s average
Persuasion, interviewing, extemporaneous and impromptu speeches were among the forensic skills displayed by varsity members of the UIndy Forensics Speech & Debate team on March 21-22 when the students finished …
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Fountain Square Library to close in May, replaced by Indy Reads
After 26 years on Virginia Avenue, the Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees has approved the closing of the Fountain Square branch in May. The closure, according to Indianapolis Public …
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UIndy student drops her first clothing line
Sophomore psychology major Shayla Miles launched her own clothing line, Hustlas Mentality, on Feb. 14. On Feb. 17, only four days after the launch, Miles said that she sold out. …
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Intimate play “In The Next Room” challenges actors
University of Indianapolis theatre students have been working with Director and Adjunct Faculty Ronn Johnston since November 2019 for their upcoming production of “In The Next Room (or The Vibrator …
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United Methodist Church expected to split over proposal
A long-brewing debate over same-sex marriage and LGBT+ clergy in the United Methodist Church may finally conclude following the announcement of a proposal to split the church earlier this year. …
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History professor hosts symposium on the centennial of women’s suffrage
The 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, was ratified in 1920—but, according to Associate Professor of History Chad Martin, that well-deserved victory was prefaced by decades of …
Read More“Gretel and Hansel” Movie Review
Director Osgood Perkins is a master of atmospheric horror built around a compelling female protagonist. His 2015 film “The Blackcoat’s Daughter” utilizes the claustrophobic environment of a strict boarding school …
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Student creates literature group
Sophomore molecular biology and biochemistry major Evan Brandenburg has always been an avid reader. From nonfiction to literature to philosophy, Brandenburg said he reads constantly, currently tearing through Victor E. …
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Podcasts: An outlet for creative expression
Fifteen years ago, an audio revolution changed the multimedia landscape. In the absence of smartphones, there were instead MP3 players, and audio production software that could be found cheap or …
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