The official student newspaper of the University of Indianapolis
UPDATE: June 14 | 1:55 p.m. Five projects will be working simultaneously in Marion County throughout the weekend and the Indiana Department of Transportation is advising to leave early and …
Read More
Since its opening in 1972, the Indiana Convention Center, located in Downtown Indianapolis, has been renovated five times, according to Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsetts’ Chief of Staff Thomas Cook. The …
Read More
The Indiana General Assembly, made up of 50 state senators and 100 house representatives, convened on Jan. 3 for the 2019 legislative year. Indiana legislators will meet in committees for …
Read More Tyson Timbs was arrested and charged by the State of Indiana with conspiracy to commit theft and drug dealing in June 2013. Timbs later pleaded guilty to one count of …
Read More
In last year’s legislative session, a bill was proposed to the Indiana General Assembly to legalize the use of medical marijuana. The bill failed to get a hearing in 2017. …
Read More IndyGo is creating the first rapid transit system for the city of Indianapolis, the Red Line as part of an initiative to increase transportation services in Marion County by 70 …
Read More
The Department of Health and Human Services announced that it will award grants to combat the opioid epidemic in the United States for the second year in a row, as …
Read More
Students took to the streets of Washington, D.C., and other cities across the country on March 24 to support the March for Our Lives movement and protest the epidemic of …
Read More
As Vanessa Goree and Eric Davis sat down for lunch in the basement of Central Christian Church, in Elkhart, Ind., where they had been living for the last four days, …
Read More
Following the Alcohol Code Revision Commission’s decision to move forward with Sunday alcohol sales in Indiana, both houses of the Indiana General Assembly have approved repealing a prohibition-era ban. The …
Read More