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Education Department sponsors panel discussion from the Eighteen Art Collective

Education Department sponsors panel discussion from the Eighteen Art Collective

Anika Yoder | Editorial Assistant March 9, 2022

The University of Indianapolis’ Education Department sponsored a discussion panel on Feb. 23 with the Eighteen Art...

OPINION: What it’s like being an activist Staff Writer Tyshara Loynes poses with U.S Rep. André Carson, D-Indianapolis, during a sit-in for Black Lives Matter at Indiana Ave. in Downtown Indianapolis on Sept. 5, 2020.

Staff Writer Tyshara Loynes poses with U.S Rep. André Carson, D-Indianapolis, during a sit-in for Black Lives Matter at Indiana Ave. in Downtown Indianapolis on Sept. 5, 2020.

OPINION: What it’s like being an activist

Tyshara Loynes | Staff Writer November 25, 2020

Activism can be defined as campaigning to bring about political or social change, but activism may look...

Indiana facing a variety of domestic terrorism threats FBI Seal in SIOC

Indiana facing a variety of domestic terrorism threats

Noah Crenshaw | Editor-in-Chief October 7, 2020

In 2019, the FBI arrested approximately 107 people who were the subjects of domestic terrorism investigations nationwide,...

The problem with police training in the U.S. Opinion: The Reflector

The problem with police training in the U.S.

Tony Reeves | Editorial Assistant October 7, 2020

The United States has many issues, and at the forefront right now is race. The protests stemming...

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