Greyhound Sports Update: Dec. 12, 2018
Men’s Basketball On Dec. 4, the University of Indianapolis men’s basketball team lost to the visiting Olivet Nazarene University. After starting on a 22-2 run during the first half, UIndy …
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Speaker visits campus to discuss biases as part of Diversity Lecture Series
Executive Coach and Physician at HeartWork Leslie Nwoke presented a lecture to help break down biases at the University of Indianapolis titled “How to Face What (or who) Scares You: …
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Malik Higgins #12, Wide Receiver Fast Facts: 206 receptions (3rd in program records) 3033 yards (3rd in program records) 29 touchdowns (3rd in program records) What are your thoughts on your career …
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Featured artist Chris Sickles discusses the beginning of his career
The Department of Art & Design presented the diverse works of Indiana artist Chris Sickels with the “Curiouser and Curiouser: Chris Sickels” exhibition, which will be open from Nov. 19 …
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New rules issued for scooter use following violations on campus
Indianapolis is one of many cities that has Bird and Lime scooters as a new mode of transportation. The motorized scooters have also made their way onto college campuses, such …
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First UIndy alumnus to play in NBA
For the first time in the history of the University of Indianapolis’ men’s basketball program, a UIndy alumnus is currently playing in the NBA. Jordan Loyd graduated from UIndy in 2016 …
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Students prepare radio adaptation of the classic film “It’s A Wonderful Life”
The Theatre Department is preparing to stage their first radio play for their annual fall performance. “It’s A Wonderful Life” will be onstage at the University of Indianapolis on Nov. …
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High school choirs attend invitational at UIndy
The voices of nearly 250 high school students filled the Ruth Lilly Performance Hall on Oct. 27 for the 12th annual University of Indianapolis High School Choral Invitational Festival. Six …
Read More Volleyball team dedicates time to helping sex trafficking victims at the Hope Center
Visiting the Hope Center once a year, the University of Indianapolis women’s volleyball team dedicates their time to put together the center in order to help sex trafficking victims recover …
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Like-shaming is really bullying in disguise
Thanks to the internet, finding like-minded people to connect with is easier than ever. Drawn together by a shared interest, so-called fandoms have flocked to the internet to enthuse about …
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