Mia Lehmkuhl

When it comes to gaming, I consider myself somewhat of an expert — I had a controller and a mouse in my hands before I…

The University of Indianapolis community came together to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day through service projects and art, celebrating King’s “vision of equality, connection…

The Indiana General Assembly introduced legislation that would effectively dissolve Indianapolis Public Schools — the largest public school district in the state. House Bill 1136…

With chaotic cabinet picks, talk of taking foreign territories and the inauguration of Big Tech — I mean, President Donald Trump — it has been…

In a representative democracy, freedom of the press is not just a constitutional right — it is a cornerstone of government accountability and democratic ideals.…

What better way to polarize Americans than a “good, old-fashioned” election season? Voters have had enough time to sulk, to cheer or to yell at…

Always the Friday before Thanksgiving, this music festival brings Indianapolis bands and musicians together for a night that comprises five stages and unforgettable icons.  Tonic…

2024 Gubernatorial Debate Mike Braun (R) Republican Candidate for Governor Mike Braun at the Indiana Gubernatorial debate on Oct. 24 in downtown Indianapolis. The event…

I’ve said 2024 has been a stellar year for cinema. I mean — “Alien: Romulus,” “The Substance” and “Dune: Part Two?” And, as if Hollywood…

With the election less than two months away, Greyhounds are preparing, some for the first time, to cast their ballots, though some may be unsure…

Imagine typing something into the search bar, finding a news article that would tell you everything you need to know and then — no intrusive…

With a message of bringing an outdated curriculum to date, the Indiana Department of Education has unveiled multiple drafts of its proposed changes to Indiana…

Lined with shelves filled top to bottom with comic books and racks full of trading cards, Mage’s Comics is a nerd’s slice of heaven —…

What began as an at-home interview turned into a social media nightmare. Hannah Neeleman, mother of eight and co-owner of Ballerina Farm, a Utah farm…

Former Director of the Journalism Program and Associate Professor of Communication Jeanne Criswell retired in May saying goodbye to decades of advising The Reflector. We…