Performing arts and sports media minors will be added to the University of Indianapolis curriculum next fall. As part of the Shaheen College of Arts …
At the Indianapolis International Airport, 47 candidates from 28 countries became United States citizens at a publicly held naturalization ceremony on Nov. 12. According to …
The University of Indianapolis welcomed new Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Kim Pate to the staff in an official press conference on Nov. 18. Pate comes …
University of Indianapolis sophomore Kirabo Namutebi entered collegiate athletics with an experience unlike most other students. She competed in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, …
UIndy celebrates the fifth anniversary of Crimson Greyson Veritas — but all his friends call him Grady. Marketing and Communications Manager and Live Mascot Handler …
At the request of Faculty Senate President Jyotika Saksena, “The Reflector” staff was removed from a Nov. 19 Faculty Senate meeting after attempting to cover …
The University of Indianapolis welcomed new Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Kim Pate to the staff in an official press conference on Nov. 18. Pate comes …
Naughty children get coal for Christmas in the United States, but in the Alpine regions of Europe, they are punished or taken by Krampus, the …
Editor’s Note: Rob Williford works in the office of Student Affairs as the Associate Dean of Judicial Affairs & Residence Life. Working on a college …
Capricorn A close friend or family member might be pressuring you. Find the courage to resist intimidation. Setting boundaries is easy; the challenge is upholding …
The University of Indianapolis’ theatre department did it again — I was sucked into the Circle Mirror Transformation from the second the lights turned on. …
This comic was originally published in the April 10, 2024, Vol 102 #10 issue of The Reflector.
The Anthropology and Archaeology Interest Club (ARCHAIC) is a Registered Student Organization (RSO) at the University of Indianapolis for students that have an interest in …
Editor’s note: This article may contain upsetting content related to sexual assault, crimes and violence. Please visit your nearest emergency room or call the Suicide …
In the Muslim faith, foods are considered Halal if they are prepared and processed in accordance to Islamic Law, according to the Halal Food Standards …
National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (NHHAW) takes place on Nov. 12-20 this year and is always one week before Thanksgiving. The main idea behind …
On Oct. 24, the University of Indianapolis Information Technology Department (UIndy IT) began enabling a new multi-factor authentication for UIndy login pages called Duo. This …
While the University of Indianapolis has offered its art history minor since before Assistant Professor of Art History Noni Brynjolson began teaching in 2020. However …
10:35 p.m. ET: Final results for the night; coverage concludes With the majority of the votes counted, it appears the Republican Party has won the …
After the highly successful 2021 re-release of her album “Red,” Taylor Swift took time to produce her newest album, “Midnights.” Released on Oct. 21, 2022, …
The University of Indianapolis Study Abroad Program allows students to continue their education journey by earning course credits, participating in an internship and/or serving in …
As 2022 nears its end, midterm elections approach. The deadline to register to vote in-person has passed, but there are still options to vote before …
According to the American Addiction Center, the number of people using illicit drugs in the 19 to 28 age range increased from 32% in 2006 …
The University of Indianapolis has been affiliated with the United Methodist Church since 1968, according to UIndy’s website. Despite 50 years passing, the university continues …
Indiana became the first state to approve abortion restrictions on Sept. 15, following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in June. However, …
On Sept. 21, 1928 the University of Indianapolis was looking forward to the future development of Shelby Street. This 1928 issue of The Reflector reported …
For 89 years, the University of Indianapolis had a yearbook. It was titled “The Oracle” and was the university’s very first student publication, according to …
