History was made early last Wednesday morning when Former President Donald J. Trump was declared the winner of the 2024 election, becoming America’s 47th president.…
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Featured StoriesNewsStateThe Reflector’s Editor-in-Chief sits down with Jennifer McCormick for interview
2024 Gubernatorial Debate Mike Braun (R) Republican Candidate for Governor Mike Braun at the Indiana Gubernatorial debate on Oct. 24 in downtown Indianapolis. The event…
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With a message of bringing an outdated curriculum to date, the Indiana Department of Education has unveiled multiple drafts of its proposed changes to Indiana…
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A number of bills brought to the Indiana General Assembly died on Jan. 29 after their first reading in committee. Among them were bills addressing…
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NewsStateIndianapolis breaks 200 homicides for the fourth consecutive year, what does it mean for UIndy?
Indianapolis has surpassed 200 homicides in 2023, making it the fourth year in a row, according to WTHR. The numbers were reported as of Nov.…
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9:00 p.m. ET: Shreve concedes to Hogsett for Indianapolis Mayor According to Fox59, Republican Candidate Jefferson Shreve has conceded the mayoral race to Incumbent Mayor…
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Current Mayor of Indianapolis Joe Hogsett is running to be reelected on Nov. 7 against Jefferson Shreve. Professor of History and Political Science and Director…
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The Indiana General Assembly passed Senate Enrolled Act 1, which puts a near-absolute ban on abortion in Indiana. The act was passed on June 30…
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Featured StoriesNewsStateIndiana State Supreme Court visits University of Indianapolis’ campus to hear oral arguments in class-action lawsuit
The Indiana State Supreme Court visited the University of Indianapolis’ campus to hear oral arguments for a class action lawsuit on Tuesday, April 11 in…
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Featured StoriesNewsStateUIndy community responds to ban on gender-affirming care for Indiana Youth
A bill banning gender-affirming medical care for minors in Indiana was signed into law by Gov. Eric Holcomb on April 5, 2023. Senate Bill 480…
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Featured StoriesNewsStateHB 1608 restricts teaching on human sexuality, passes into Senate committee
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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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,…
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