Freshman Makayla Hampton has bowled for almost her entire life, and, since starting her journey at the University of Indianapolis this fall, she has already …
UIndy Theatre is presenting its second performance of the season this month, titled “Circle Mirror Transformation.” According to UIndy Theatre’s website, “Circle Mirror Transformation” will …
The University of Indianapolis volleyball team broke its seven game losing streak, defeating Missouri S&T in three sets on Nov. 2, which has given the …
In the busy weeks before the election, UIndy Associate Professor of Political Science Laura Merrifield Wilson found time to moderate Indiana’s gubernatorial and senatorial debates. …
History was made early last Wednesday morning when Former President Donald J. Trump was declared the winner of the 2024 election, becoming America’s 47th president. …
Breaking records on multiple fronts, Taylor Swift brought over 207,000 “Swifties” with her to Indianapolis, which became temporarily known as “Swift City.” Swift was in …
The University of Indianapolis recently announced its 2024-25 faculty-led study abroad programs that are available to students for the spring and summer. According to the …
The University of Indianapolis volleyball team broke its seven game losing streak, defeating Missouri S&T in three sets on Nov. 2, which has given the …
Senior secondary English education major Grace Carrender was named the University of Indianapolis Student Poet Laureate for 2024 — a title she received three years …
What screams abstinence-based sexual education more than teen pregnancy? Oh wait, you probably were not taught that either. According to Indiana Codes 20-30-5-12 and 20-34-3-17, …
Always the Friday before Thanksgiving, this music festival brings Indianapolis bands and musicians together for a night that comprises five stages and unforgettable icons. Tonic …
In my experience as a Tyler the Creator fan, I have found the best way to listen to his albums is by wearing headphones with …
This comic was originally published in the April 10, 2024, Vol 102 #10 issue of The Reflector.
The University of Indianapolis football team sits at the top of the Great Lakes Valley Conference standings after defeating McKendree University on Saturday, Oct. 10. …
At some point in time, everyone has something going on in his or her life. People are very busy. When you use “I’m busy” as …
What once stood as a vacant lot right off of University of Indianapolis property has now grown into a park that both students and neighbor …
Students, alumni and community members gathered together on the cool, misty morning of Oct. 3 to participate in the Hound Hustle 5k, a run to …
Many University of Indianapolis students recognize June Stanley as the woman who works in the UIndy dining hall on weeknights, but few on campus know …
The University of Indianapolis may have a small campus compared to that of other schools, but getting from building to building still takes some time. …
The University of Indianapolis football team traveled north to Hillsdale College on Sept. 26. The Greyhounds overcame the Chargers 38-7, and UIndy had a season-high …
For the past three years, the University of Indianapolis has held an event on campus called Homegrown UIndy. This year’s Homegrown UIndy took place on …
Indianapolis is now the largest electric car sharing service in North America, according to the Director of Business Development for BlueIndy Bob Briggs. BlueIndy is …
The many recent add-ons and changes to the University of Indianapolis dining services have caused a cost increase for some food items on campus. Along …
Interfaith hosted a Speedfaithing event on Wednesday, Sept. 23, in the basement of the Schwitzer Student Center. Anisse Adni, the youth director at Al Huda, …
The Student Counseling Center organized an Secrets of Success workshop entitled “Suicide Prevention and Awareness” on Sept. 16. The event drew approximately 30 students and …
The University of Indianapolis held an event for students to come listen to a talk about the Magna Carta at 8 p.m. in the Christel …
Nursing, physical and occupational therapy and athletic training are just a few of the programs now housed in the Health Pavilion, leaving much of Martin …
For this first Campus Conversation of the school year, President Rob Manuel discussed space planning in the form of parking, classrooms, sporting fields and new …
