Opinion

UIndy’s disability accessibility needs improvement

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• Opinion

UIndy’s disability accessibility needs improvement

Arrianna Gupton | Editorial Assistant December 13, 2023

This year marks my third year attending the University of Indianapolis, so at this point, I would...

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Indiana’s underage and child marriage laws are cruel and unethical

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Indiana’s underage and child marriage laws are cruel and unethical

Hannah Biedess | Entertainment Editor December 13, 2023

Through the recent release of the movie “Priscilla,” the entertainment industry has begun to address one of...

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Families should not buy pets for Christmas if they are not fully prepared for the commitment

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Families should not buy pets for Christmas if they are not fully prepared for the commitment

Olivia Pastrick | News Editor December 13, 2023

Imagine: A couple gets a puppy for their kids for Christmas, thinking it would be an easy...

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UIndy’s tuition sucks up all my money

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UIndy’s tuition sucks up all my money

Michael Harrington | Feature Editor December 13, 2023

As I am sure most everyone knows by now, college is very expensive for many students. The...

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NIL is vital to collegiate sports, but needs to be more regulated

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NIL is vital to collegiate sports, but needs to be more regulated

Olivia Pastrick | News Editor November 21, 2023

With NCAA college basketball tipping off this month, and student athletes being paid more than ever through...

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Boot reboots: Reboot and sequel trend is detrimental to entertainment

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Boot reboots: Reboot and sequel trend is detrimental to entertainment

Anika Yoder | Managing Editor & Co-Online Editor November 21, 2023

Revivals, reboots, reimaginings, reinventions, reduce, reuse and recycle. This seems like the mantra for the entertainment industry...

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Pro/Con: UIndy App’s role on campus

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• Pro/Con

Pro/Con: UIndy App’s role on campus

Anika Yoder | Managing Editor & Co-Online Editor & Arrianna Gupton | Editorial Assistant November 8, 2023

Pro by Anika Yoder | Managing Editor & Co-Online Editor The University of Indianapolis launched its community-exclusive...

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SPARK: On the Circle should become a permanent fixture in downtown Indianapolis

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SPARK: On the Circle should become a permanent fixture in downtown Indianapolis

Hannah Hadley | Opinion Editor November 8, 2023

When I first visited SPARK: on the Circle at Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis, the first thing...

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Accessibility on Campus

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Accessibility on Campus

Breanna Emmett | Art Director & Photo Editor November 8, 2023

This comic was originally published in the Nov. 8, 2023, Vol 102 #4 issue of The Reflector.

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‘Democracies Die in Darkness’: Election season grows dim as public debates get struck down

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‘Democracies Die in Darkness’: Election season grows dim as public debates get struck down

Mia Lehmkuhl | Editor-in-Chief & Co-Online Editor November 8, 2023

Call me a pessimist, but I, for one, am not looking forward to the impending doom that...

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Reselling Clothes

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Reselling Clothes

Hannah Hadley | Opinion Editor October 11, 2023

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Current market for secondhand apparel is unregulated & out of control

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Current market for secondhand apparel is unregulated & out of control

Michael Harrington | Feature Editor October 11, 2023

The idea of reselling clothes seems good to today’s more environmentally conscious consumer. Have any clothes you...

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Pro/Con: Should raccoons be pets?

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• Pro/Con

Pro/Con: Should raccoons be pets?

Caroline Krauch | Sports Editor & Olivia Hogsett | Staff Writer October 11, 2023

Pro by Caroline Krauch | Sports Editor When it comes to pets, there are basically no limitations...

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Students and professors alike should not be using AI for schoolwork—especially without clear-cut policies

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Students and professors alike should not be using AI for schoolwork—especially without clear-cut policies

Olivia Pastrick | News Editor October 11, 2023

It is no secret that artificial intelligence’s role has increased in our lives substantially in the past...

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Highs and lows of UIndy’s new meal plans

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Highs and lows of UIndy’s new meal plans

Mia Lehmkuhl | Editor-in-Chief & Co-Online Editor September 27, 2023

I have had a meal plan on campus for the entirety of my going-on-three years at the...

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