Any sexual misconduct—including, but not limited to sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual violence and stalking—are all violations of the University of Indianapolis Student Conduct Code, according to ... Read on »
Marvel icon Stanley "Stan Lee" Lieber died Nov. 12 and left behind a heroic legacy that far surpasses the feats of his legendary heroes. The 1950s were a ... Read on »
Singing, dancing, writing, drawing, painting, acting and other forms of expressive arts are engaging residents at nursing homes and assisted living facilities across Indiana. While some of ... Read on »
Despite being a relatively small college, the University of Indianapolis boasts a diverse population, with more than 64 countries represented by students, faculty and staff. The largest ... Read on »
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 as the University ... Read on
Online dating can be a pathway for successful unions, according to University of Indianapolis Associate Professor of Sociology Amanda Miller. She co-authored an article with Cornell University Professor of Policy Analysis Sharon Sassler, ... Read on
Pulaski County Circuit Judge Michael Shurn visited the University of Indianapolis on Nov. 5 to speak at the Judicial Lecture Series. The Pre-Law Student Association invited Shurn to discuss his role as a ... Read on
Any sexual misconduct—including, but not limited to sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual violence and stalking—are all violations of the University of Indianapolis Student Conduct Code, according to the UIndy Student Handbook. Numerous laws ... Read on
The University of Indianapolis men’s basketball team started off the 2018-2019 season with two exhibition games and four games that were part of the GLIAC/GLVC Challenge. The GLIAC/GLVC Challenge is involves teams from two ... Read on
For the first time in the history of the University of Indianapolis’ men’s basketball program, a UIndy alumnus was drafted and is currently playing in the NBA. Jordan Loyd graduated from UIndy in ... Read on
After last season’s record of 8-20 overall and a conference record of 5-13, the University of Indianapolis women’s basketball team prepares for what they hope to be a more successful season. Their preparation for ... Read on
After being ranked No. 10 in the National Wrestling Coaches Association preseason poll, the Greyhounds are hoping to start off a successful and injury-free wrestling season led by their veteran line-up, according to ... Read on
At first glance, spreading awareness about heart disease and environmental protection do not seem like related subjects. But for senior visual communication design major O.J. Moor, tackling both issues head-on is no problem. Moor, ... Read on
Theater students from across the Midwest were given the opportunity to participate in the 2018 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, and theater students are currently preparing for the 2019 program in January. The ... Read on
Mumford & Sons continues to amaze me with every song and album they release, but their newest album, “Delta,” strikes a different tone than their past releases. The album has much slower songs ... Read on
After spending many of my underage years watching groups of people riding around on a giant bar on wheels in downtown Indy, taking my first ride on the Handlebar was a long-anticipated event. ... Read on
Marvel icon Stanley "Stan Lee" Lieber died Nov. 12 and left behind a heroic legacy that far surpasses the feats of his legendary heroes. The 1950s were a difficult period for the comic book ... Read on
I remember hearing the story of the first Thanksgiving when I was in second grade. I am sure we all had a similar experience with the holiday in one form or another. Some ... Read on
In the wake of Brett Kavanaugh’s hearing and eventual confirmation to the Supreme Court, social media has left behind a winding, often diverging trail of questions, notably regarding accuser Christine Blasey Ford. The ... Read on
In an attempt to make a difference in important social issues, women have begun speaking out and, remarkably, are being praised for doing so. After years of political and social pressures telling women ... Read on
Despite being a relatively small college, the University of Indianapolis boasts a diverse population, with more than 64 countries represented by students, faculty and staff. The largest population of international students on campus, ... Read on
Assistant Professor and Director of Health Science College of Health Sciences Laura Santurri began running with her father as a means to feel closer to him. However, running began to evolve into something ... Read on
Being away from family for months on end, enduring intense physical training and adjusting to a new life of following orders are just a few of the things that military men and women ... Read on
With the November midterm elections approximately one month away, a group of University of Indianapolis students and faculty are working to educate potential voters about deadlines, eligibility requirements and candidates relevant to the ... Read on
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 as the University ... Read on
Online dating can be a pathway for successful unions, according to University of Indianapolis Associate Professor of Sociology Amanda Miller. She co-authored an article with Cornell University Professor of Policy Analysis Sharon Sassler, ... Read on
Pulaski County Circuit Judge Michael Shurn visited the University of Indianapolis on Nov. 5 to speak at the Judicial Lecture Series. The Pre-Law Student Association invited Shurn to discuss his role as a ... Read on
Any sexual misconduct—including, but not limited to sexual harassment, sexual assault, sexual violence and stalking—are all violations of the University of Indianapolis Student Conduct Code, according to the UIndy Student Handbook. Numerous laws ... Read on
