UIndy app launched
As students return to the University of Indianapolis for the start of the new academic year, they will have a new mobile resource for all things UIndy—the UIndy app. The …
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New CFO, VP and Treasurer announced
At the beginning of March, the University of Indianapolis announced that Indiana State Budget Director Jason Dudich would be the university’s new CFO, vice president and treasurer. Dudich will be …
Read More UIndy launches Parking Portal
Following a year that saw several changes to the university’s parking system, the University of Indianapolis added a new online website, the UIndy Parking Portal, in order to modernize and …
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UIndy, Community Health announce behavioral health academy partnership
Over the past 20 years, the number of opioid-related deaths in Indiana has risen by over 500 percent, according to the state’s opioid epidemic web hub. In 1999, 43 opioid-related deaths …
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SoBro Cafe Review
When I first heard about SoBro Cafe, a restaurant that prides itself on having a menu with healthy and natural dishes, I was skeptical. Their name made me pause and …
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Counseling Center offers new support services
At the start of the 2018-2019 academic year, the University of Indianapolis Student Counseling Center began to offer new support services for students. These new services include two support groups, a students …
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Indiana hate crimes law needed now, not later
Nine bills were introduced at the start of the Indiana General Assembly’s 2019 legislative session in January that would, if passed, enact hate crimes legislation. One of these bills, Senate …
Read More Government shutdown temporarily ends
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history ended on Jan. 25 with President Donald Trump agreeing to fund the government through Feb. 15, pending on negotiations for funding for his border …
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Civil forfeiture case from Indiana reaches U.S. Supreme Court
Tyson Timbs was arrested and charged by the State of Indiana with conspiracy to commit theft and drug dealing in June 2013. Timbs later pleaded guilty to one count of …
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Kellogg Writers Series course returns after three-and-a-half years
For Assistant Professor of English Barney Haney, bringing back the Kellogg Writers Series course after a three-and-a-half year hiatus was one of his best decisions he has made. Haney teaches …
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