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 …
What better way to polarize Americans than a “good, old-fashioned” election season? Voters have had enough time to sulk, to cheer or to yell at …
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 …
University of Indianapolis Football secured its place in the Division II playoffs after ending its regular season with an undefeated conference record and being named …
“Bada Din,” meaning “Big Day,” is a term used to refer to Christmas in India. According to Little Passports, Greaves India Tours and Wendy Wu …
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.
When seven-year-old Colton Darst was born, the doctors told his family that he would never be able to walk. Darst was born with a condition …
I’ve followed Jailbird on Instagram for a while since they opened the bar near campus a while back, knowing it was somewhere I wanted to …
February holds different connotations to different people. For some it may be just another month on the calendar, for others it is a time to …
The afternoon that my best friend Layla passed away was an afternoon that I will never forget. I remember a close friend calling to tell …
Disasters can arise at any time and any place and whenever they do arise, it is always best to have a plan. In case such …
Many animals wait alone in shelters every year. Every day, they watch people walk by, hoping for a bit of attention. Some animals get played …
University of Indianapolis theatre students have been working with Director and Adjunct Faculty Ronn Johnston since November 2019 for their upcoming production of “In The …
Vivid lights hit your face, music fills your ears, Jailbird is hopping with energy the moment the door opens. With the classic decor filling the …
The University of Indianapolis will be switching learning management systems for ACE by the end of the 2021-22 academic year, according to Ellen Miller, associate …
Planters introduced “Baby Nut” Feb. 2, after the brand’s original mascot, Mr. Peanut, died at the age of 104. The ad campaign’s introduction of Baby …
A long-brewing debate over same-sex marriage and LGBT+ clergy in the United Methodist Church may finally conclude following the announcement of a proposal to split …
The University of Indianapolis Women’s Track and Field team has wasted no time in asserting itself as one of the nation’s premiere teams. They are …
Savannah Harris, a junior creative writing major at the University of Indianapolis, had her short story “Ataraxy” published in the Penultimate Peanut Magazine. The Virginia-based …
With the transition into the new decade, it seems as though the mainstream audience for pop music is growing more appreciative of vulnerability and intimacy …
The 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, was ratified in 1920—but, according to Associate Professor of History Chad Martin, that well-deserved victory …
