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    What Holcomb’s re-election means for Indiana’s next four years

    by Madison Gomez | Online Editor & Co-Business Manager November 25, 2020
    by Madison Gomez | Online Editor & Co-Business Manager November 25, 2020

    Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb won re-election on Nov. 3 as the Republican candidate for governor. His win was expected, but the margin was surprising, according…

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    Coronavirus Federal Aid checks released

    by Nathan Herbst | Staff Write April 20, 2020
    by Nathan Herbst | Staff Write April 20, 2020

    The economic stimulus package recently passed by Congress contains a surprising and welcome addition for many Americans: a check for getting through the hard times…

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    UIndy debuts Gender Center

    by Whitney Black | Staff Writer March 4, 2020
    by Whitney Black | Staff Writer March 4, 2020

    The University of Indianapolis now has a gender center that will encourage conversation and action involving sex, sexual orientation and gender issues. UIndy officially launched…

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    Marion County marijuana possession cases receives policy changes

    by Noah Crenshaw | News Editor October 30, 2019
    by Noah Crenshaw | News Editor October 30, 2019

    Marion County will no longer prosecute possession of marijuana cases that are one ounce or less, according to a policy change Marion County Prosecutor Ryan…

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    Impeachment inquiry of President Trump launched by House of Representatives

    by Noah Crenshaw | News Editor October 9, 2019
    by Noah Crenshaw | News Editor October 9, 2019

    On Sept. 24, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D) announced during a press conference that the U.S. House of Representatives would be launching a formal impeachment…

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    Political Science students engage with public policy at Indiana Statehouse

    by Madison Gomez | Editorial Assistant March 6, 2019
    by Madison Gomez | Editorial Assistant March 6, 2019

    The policies that are affecting the everyday lives of Hoosiers are being passed and denied at the Indiana Statehouse, and Assistant Professor of Political Science…

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    Former Mayor Ballard discusses national security and energy policy at Q&A

    by Tony Reeves | Editorial Assistant February 20, 2019
    by Tony Reeves | Editorial Assistant February 20, 2019

    After writing and publishing his book, “Less Oil or More Caskets: The National Security Argument for Moving Away From Oil”, former Indianapolis Mayor and visiting fellow…

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    Professionals explain taxes and offer advice to students

    by Krystal McBride | Feature Editor February 20, 2019
    by Krystal McBride | Feature Editor February 20, 2019

    As tax season continues, it is important to know what necessary measures need to be taken in order to file, according to Assistant Professor of…

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    Indiana General Assembly starts session with over 1,000 bills being introduced

    by Tony Reeves | Editorial Assistant February 6, 2019
    by Tony Reeves | Editorial Assistant February 6, 2019

    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…

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    Indiana representatives propose legalization of medical marijuana

    by Jayden Kennett | Feature Editor & Co-Photo Editor November 7, 2018
    by Jayden Kennett | Feature Editor & Co-Photo Editor November 7, 2018

    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…

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    UIndy Votes works to educate voters around campus

    by Abby Land | Entertainment Editor October 10, 2018
    by Abby Land | Entertainment Editor October 10, 2018

    With the November midterm elections approximately one month away, a group of University of Indianapolis students and faculty are working to educate potential voters about…

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    Constitution Crash Course celebrates day of its adoption

    by Madison Gomez | Staff Writer September 26, 2018
    by Madison Gomez | Staff Writer September 26, 2018

    On Constitution Day, Sept. 17 senior psychology major Corey Nack held a crash course about the Constitution in order to learn more about the history…

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    Dating and building relationships

    by Zoë Berg | Editor-In-Chief February 7, 2018
    by Zoë Berg | Editor-In-Chief February 7, 2018

    Classrooms, bars, workplaces and mobile apps, though all seemingly unconnected, they have one thing in common: they are one of the many places relationships can…

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    Greyhounds work alongside lawmakers

    by Maia Gibson | News Editor February 7, 2018
    by Maia Gibson | News Editor February 7, 2018

    While some students at the University of Indianapolis are preparing for their 8 a.m. classes, others—including senior political science and pre-law major Aml Alkhatib and…

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    Political Science symposium discusses polling and its effects on the 2016 election

    by Noah Crenshaw | Staff Writer October 24, 2017
    by Noah Crenshaw | Staff Writer October 24, 2017

    Assistant Professor of History and Political Science at the University of Indianapolis Laura Merrifield Wilson discussed and explained the reasons why the polls were wrong…

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