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 …
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 …
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 …
A cultural and religious holiday for the Jewish faith, Hanukkah is celebrated to remember a fight to regain religious freedom. Hanukkah lasts eight nights and …
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.
With the sounds of handbells ringing throughout Ruth Lilly Performance Hall on Oct. 24, the Beginning and Advanced handbell ensembles performed under the direction of …
When I was a server, I once had a party of 15 people who could only communicate in American Sign Language. All 15 of them …
During business hours, University of Indianapolis alumna Francesca Zappia works as a Tech Support Specialist at UIndy Information Technology. However, in the evenings, Zappia develops …
The University of Indianapolis’ Catholic Student Association held an event with over 300 students in attendance to learn and ask questions about exorcisms on Oct. …
The success of the University of Indianapolis Football Team does not just earn the players recognition, it earns recognition for the coaches as well. Defensive …
From the moment the doors of the auditorium opened, the cast of “Cabaret” was in character, greeting and ushering audience members to their seats with …
I’m much more of a history buff than a haunted house fan, so Candlelight Theatre’s new production, “Ghost Tales of the Civil War,” sounded right …
Some Roman Catholic schools in the Indianapolis area have let go of staff members for being LGBT+. This is intolerable to those being discriminated against …
University of Indianapolis Professor of Digital Photography Sarah Pfohl does not have a hard time sticking out when compared against a group of people, according …
University of Indianapolis alumna and Records and Curriculum Coordinator Carol Hatfield wrote and published “Diary of the Soft World,” a collection of poems. During her …
In their fifth year as a program, and with a new head coach, the University of Indianapolis Water Polo Team is preparing for their upcoming …
There are various misconceptions about powerlifting and bodybuilding according to former powerlifter and University of Indianapolis Strength and Conditioning Coach Steve Barrick. According to bodybuilding.com, …
Marion County will no longer prosecute possession of marijuana cases that are one ounce or less, according to a policy change Marion County Prosecutor Ryan …
IndyGo’s new Red Line station next to the University of Indianapolis’ opened along Shelby Street on Sept. 1, giving students a new way to travel …
Bridging the gap between conservative care, which is traditional medicines and rehabilitation, and surgical options is stem cell therapy, according to a recent article published …
