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According to Cornell Law School, affirmative action is a set of procedures designed to eliminate unlawful discrimination among college and job applicants, remedy the results of prior discrimination and prevent…

The 2022 midterm elections were held on Tues., Nov. 8. University of Indianapolis Associate Professor of Political Science Gregory Shufeldt said he predicted this might be a big election for…

President Joe Biden officially announced on Aug. 24 executive action to implement his one-time federal student loan forgiveness plan. Biden said that the program is designed to help those who…

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has been slowly rolling out guidelines for those previously vaccinated to receive COVID-19 booster shots, according to their website. As of Nov. 9,…

Fall 2020 has been a unique time in the lives of students at the University of Indianapolis. In addition to dealing with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that has taken many…

Former Vice President Joe Biden will be the next President of the United States, according to an 11:28 a.m. race call from the Associated Press on Nov. 7.

This live blog will be updated throughout the day with updates on the 2020 election in Indiana and its results.

On this page, you can find all of The Reflector’s past coverage of the 2020 election. This page will be updated. Nov. 25, 2020 — OPINION: The importance of political…

From Oct. 7-28, The Reflector conducted a poll of 89 students, faculty, staff and parents about their political leanings, how they were voting, what they thought were the most important…

By Mark Niquette | Bloomberg News This election night, there’s a new statistic that may be the most important number for people trying to figure out whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden won the…

By Evan Halper, Noah Bierman & Brittny Mejia | Los Angeles Times NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TCA) — President Donald Trump sought a last-minute comeback on Oct. 23 at his final debate with Joe Biden, pushing…

By Marie McCullough | The Philadelphia Inquirer (TCA) — This weekend, I’m having quarantinis with my quaranteam. It will be nice to be together in person, since we all have…

By Matt Vasilogambros and Carrie Levine | Stateline.org (TCA) — Election officials across the country have begun reviewing security plans at early and Election Day voting sites, strengthening ties with local law…

By Laura King | Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON (TCA) — In the homestretch of the presidential campaign, with the U.S. coronavirus caseload trending ominously upward, the rival campaigns of President Donald Trump and Joe Biden more than…

After a delay in the sending of the articles of impeachment, the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump began with opening arguments on Jan. 22. The trial is expected…