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18 years ago, 2,996 people died in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Yesterday, the Registered Student Organization Interfaith hosted their annual peace vigil uniting University of Indianapolis …
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In the last two decades, over 7,216 remains have been recovered along the United States-Mexico border, a number experts say is a low estimate of the actual number of deaths …
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As students return to the University of Indianapolis for the start of the new academic year, they will have a new mobile resource for all things UIndy—the UIndy app. The …
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A new bus line will be available for University of Indianapolis and the public when IndyGo’s new rapid-transit Red Line begins operation. IndyGo has been constructing the Shelby Street Red …
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Sean Huddleston was named president of Martin University back in January and in March, Huddleston officially left the University of Indianapolis, leaving his previous position as vice president and chief …
Read More The University of Indianapolis has just welcomed a new Dean of the College of Applied Behavioral Sciences. The Office of the Provost announced on June 13 that Dr. Torrey Wilson …
Read More In a new agreement with Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, the University of Indianapolis will allow students to have the ability to transfer from Ivy Tech’s Associate of Science …
Read More The University of Indianapolis is beginning an investigation after a swastika was found on the wall in Robert’s Hall. Two Jewish-Israeli students found the swastika when moving into their dorm …
Read More UPDATE: June 14 | 1:55 p.m. Five projects will be working simultaneously in Marion County throughout the weekend and the Indiana Department of Transportation is advising to leave early and …
Read More Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Paul Salamh, along with experts from around the world, have published an article that has led to a rapid recommendation in the British Medical Journal. …
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