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A recent investigation from the Indianapolis Star—in conjunction with Fox 59—found that there have been “more than 600 reports of violence at Indianapolis bars, clubs and event centers since 2016.”…

The Indiana State House Education Committee met on Feb. 20 to hear constituent testimony and make amendments to House Bill 1608: Human Sexuality Instruction. The bill states that a school,…

The Indianapolis mayoral election season is underway, and with the primaries coming in early May, there are several candidates looking to obtain the mayoral seat. According to Ballotpedia, there are…

A shooter opened fire at Michigan State University’s campus, killing three students and injuring others on Feb. 13, according to a release by the MSU Department of Police and Public…

In the State of Indiana, neither medical nor recreational use of cannabis is legal. In January 2023, bills that would decriminalize cannabis use were proposed in both the House of…

The University of Indianapolis first recognized UIndy Pride as an official registered student organization in 1997, according to The Reflector’s Feb. 4, 1997 issue. The LGBTQ community at the university…

The University of Indianapolis hosted the annual Polar Bear Run and Walk on Feb. 15 of 1997 according to a Feb 4. issue of The Reflector. According to The Reflector,…

There have been several recent organizational changes made to the University of Indianapolis Division of Student and Campus Affairs, according to an email sent by the Office of Student Affairs…

Downtown Indianapolis was once a thriving area for Black Hoosiers, with Ransom Place as a hub for the community, according to the Encyclopedia of Indianapolis. Located in a six-square block…

University of Indianapolis Interim President Phil Terry has been the acting president of the university since July 1, 2022. Terry said the Isaacson, Miller firm was hired to help with…

Throwing stars, breaded tenderloin sandwiches, furries and the Hoosier State all have one thing in common: According to the Indianapolis Star, all of these topics are up for discussion at…

Numerous states across the nation have placed bans on the use of TikTok on government devices, according to USA Today. In states such as Texas, Oklahoma and Georgia, for example,…

According to a U.S. News and World Report, 46 out of 48 states surveyed saw an increase in rent for a one-bedroom apartment from Oct. 2021 to Oct. 2022. According…

Every year, Black History Month gives the University of Indianapolis the opportunity to educate and reflect. While the university has “from its beginning… been coeducational and open to all races,”…

Nearly 46 years ago, The Reflector published a front-page article detailing an interview with U.S. Senator for Indiana Richard G. Lugar (1932-2019) two months into his inaugural year in Congress,…