Less traditional pets deserve attention, respect
Every day, I get up, turn on the salt lamp on my dresser, and open my blinds. I take some scissors and grab a piece of food not even as …
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UIndy’s Coronavirus Task Force works hard during crisis
On Feb. 29, the University of Indianapolis announced in an email to students, faculty and staff the creation of a task force “to manage the university’s response to the virus …
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‘Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ Review
With an atmosphere unlike any other, Nintendo’s “Animal Crossing: New Horizons” once again proves the company knows exactly what they’re doing. Luckily, during these crazy times of COVID-19, the Nintendo …
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Clay Fest brings functional pottery to University of Indianapolis
Dozens of unique cups, pots and a variety of other pieces of pottery sit on rectangular pedestals across the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center gallery. These works, each one from …
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UIndy students, staff reflect on impact, importance of Black History Month in the community
February holds different connotations to different people. For some it may be just another month on the calendar, for others it is a time to celebrate heritage and learning. On …
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Jailbird Review (All Ages)
Vivid lights hit your face, music fills your ears, Jailbird is hopping with energy the moment the door opens. With the classic decor filling the eatery side of the bar, …
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Diversity lecture focuses on spaces for people of color at universities
“I think there are certain places that there are [spaces for people of color at the University of Indianapolis], but they’re very limited,” junior psychology and religion major Mariana Rosendo …
Read MoreKesha: “High Road” Review
When I was younger, the only Kesha song I knew was “Tik Tok” from the game “Just Dance.” I figured she’d always be that spunky star that’s full of energy …
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Faculty promotes exercise on campus
The University of Indianapolis physical wellness resources provide multiple ways for students and staff to work on their fitness including Zumba, yoga, pilates and access to fitness centers. Health and …
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Students unify through faith community groups
After perceiving loneliness on campus, Ecumenical and Interfaith Programs Office staff members David Boyd and Cindy Sturgeon established a medium to unify students called Faith Community Groups last semester. The …
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