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The annual Scholars Showcase at the University of Indianapolis was held this week, running April 25-27, and allowed people in UIndy’s community to present their current projects, according to Assistant…

Set in a courtroom in purgatory, a lawyer tries to appeal Judas Iscariot’s eternal damnation. As the case progresses, others share their memories of Judas while also seeing his last…

Editor’s Note: This story contains accompanying images of a disaster simulation that may be disturbing to some readers. All injuries and props are fake and the simulation was conducted by…

The University of Indianapolis held its annual Collaborative Piano Recital on April 14, an event that allows student pianists to work with other musicians, including singers and other instrumentalists, in…

House Bill 1041: Participation in School Sports was vetoed by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb on March 21. It had originally been passed in the Indiana State Senate on March 1…

Editor’s Note: This story includes mentions of suicide. If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, there are resources available to help. The University of Indianapolis’ Student Counseling…

Since the University of Indianapolis launched the R.B. Annis School of Engineering in the fall of 2017, one of the core principles of the program has been the DesignSpine program,…

University of Indianapolis junior education major Kendall Nichols released his first book “Modern Constellations,” a collection of poems and short stories published by Atmosphere Press on March 10, 2021. Nichols…

The University of Indianapolis’ seventh annual “UIndy Day” took place on Thursday, April 21. According to Director of Annual Giving and Development Writer Lora Teliha, this was a day where…

There are a million things I could say about my four years at the University of Indianapolis. This school has changed my life, changed me personally and changed my outlook…

“Who am I?” I have spent the last four years of my life trying to answer that troubling question. Throughout these years, I had moments where I felt I had…

I remember in fourth grade, we had to write a creative story using the week’s spelling words as an assignment. I wrote a story about an astronaut named Ned who…

Bouts of confusion, endless questions and overthinking have come and gone the last four years of my college career, but I never let that overshadow the experiences, memories and personal…

Growing up, my dad would make my brother and I read the newspaper everyday. He would come home from work, hand us the latest issue and ask us to read…

When I graduated high school, I did not have a clear path to follow. I knew I wanted to go to college, but did not know which one to attend.…