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Dozens of students, faculty, staff and community members grabbed their hairnets to start off Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the University of Indianapolis’ fifth annual Pack Away Hunger service …
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The University of Indianapolis Department of Physics and Earth-Space Science introduced a new online textbook program called Perusall at the beginning of the Fall 2019 semester. The implementation of the …
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After almost 40 years, the University of Indianapolis has revived its Live Mascot Program. Grady the Greyhound made his first public appearance at a press conference on Nov. 20, and …
Read More Full-time undergraduate students at the University of Indianapolis will be paying more for tuition, room and board, meal plans and university fees as the rates increase for the 2020-21 academic …
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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 Students from the University of Indianapolis’ R.B. Annis School of Engineering were able to create a mobile water source for Citizens Energy Group that can dispense clean drinking water to …
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After nearly a seven-month search, the University of Indianapolis has named its next vice president for inclusion and equity. Amber Smith, the assistant vice chancellor for student affairs, inclusion and …
Read More The University of Indianapolis student handbook states “the university does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, age, religion, ethnic or national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, or …
Read More As Indiana enters its winter flu season, residents should be aware of measures that can help prevent catching the flu. Jennifer Case-Tardiff, a nurse epidemiologist at the Marion County Public …
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The University of Indianapolis launched its new app in August. Two months after the launch, UIndy Information and Technology reported that about 90 percent of undergraduate students had downloaded the …
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