Author Mira T. Lee visits UIndy for Kellogg Writers Series’ reading
Bringing authors to campus so that the community can see, hear, have a copy of their book signed and possibly talk to a published author is what the University of …
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Madison’s Cafe Review
“Parking spot reserved for old men with fat bellies,” on a sign was the first thing I saw at Madison’s Cafe, formerly known as Madison’s Grill. While “old” and “fat” …
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Beech Grove works to become drug-free through coalition led by alumna
“I stated publicly about four years ago that the city of Beech Grove has an issue with heroin,” Beech Grove, Ind. Mayor Dennis Buckley said. “That really wasn’t a popular …
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How UIndy can take steps to be more sustainable
We cannot afford to ignore climate change. It’s staring us in the face, ready to kill us off if we don’t address it and start making changes. We can sit …
Read More Healing through music: Music Therapy program recognized
In the fall of 2016, Janice Schreibman, director and assistant professor of the music therapy program, worked on the proposal of a new major for the University of Indianapolis’ music …
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Remaking or rehashing?
The movie industry can create characters we love, sceneries we wish we could be in or plot lines that make us forget about our own lives for the duration of …
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Red Line opening Sept. 1
A new bus line will be available for University of Indianapolis and the public when IndyGo’s new rapid-transit Red Line begins operation. IndyGo has been constructing the Shelby Street Red …
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Troops deserving of truth: Misleading video yields false hope, sparks controversy
“We have won against ISIS. We have beaten them and we have beaten them badly,” President Donald Trump said in a video posted on Twitter last December. In that same …
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Police K-9s come to campus
The audience was excited as a K-9 officer brought in by a police officer salivated, waiting for a command to attack another officer who was taunting the dog, slamming his …
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Seniors exhibit final artworks
To shed light on issues that are swept under the rug, works from two seniors were displayed in the basement of Schwitzer Student Center during April. The two seniors, who …
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