University of Indianapolis Professor of History and Graduate Program of History Director Lawrence Sondhaus has been named the first recipient of the Gerald and Marjorie Morgan Endowed Professorship of European…
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When the Vision 2030 Plan comes to mind, many may think only of the physical changes that have been made to the University of Indianapolis campus, such as the renovation…
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Assistant Professor of English Kip Robisch will go up for tenure in two years at the University of Indianapolis, and while tenure is frequently discussed among faculty members, it is…
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Enhancing the quality of life at the University of Indianapolis’ host city took center stage during the annual Fairbanks Symposium in UIndy Hall. The annual event, held this year on…
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‘Know Your Candidates’ helps students gain knowledge about their vote. The Department of History and Political Science held an event called, “Know Your Candidates,” on Wednesday, Oct. 26, from 9…
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The Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center hosted “Celebrating the History of Indiana Through Music” on Monday, Feb. 15 which celebrated the 200 years of Indiana statehood. History and Political Science…
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Associate Professor of History and Political Science and Director of the Institute for Civic Leadership and Mayoral Archives Ted Frantz hosted “Civil Rights Legacies of 1965” on Feb. 18 in…
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For most students and working professionals, Martin Luther King Jr. Day has been a day off, just another day of a three-day weekend. However, this MLK Day proved different for…
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An informal survey recently conducted by The Reflector on the subject of student political involvement has found a change in political identity and involvement. Of 75 students, ranging in class…