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Donald Trump sworn in as 47th president, signs series of executive orders in first weeks

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Donald Trump sworn in as 47th president, signs series of executive orders in first weeks

Olivia Pastrick | Managing Editor February 5, 2025

According to his inauguration speech, the “golden age” of America has begun.  Donald Trump was sworn in...

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Saving on a Valuable Education: Biden administration launches plan to help student loan repayment

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Saving on a Valuable Education: Biden administration launches plan to help student loan repayment

Caroline Krauch | Sports Editor September 27, 2023

The Saving on a Valuable Education Plan was announced by the Biden administration this past August and...

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CDC: Students entering the U.S. via air travel must show negative COVID-19 test result

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CDC: Students entering the U.S. via air travel must show negative COVID-19 test result

Noah Crenshaw | Editor-In-Chief January 26, 2021

Anyone traveling via air to the United States after Jan. 26 — including University of Indianapolis students — will...

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Indiana facing a variety of domestic terrorism threats

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Indiana facing a variety of domestic terrorism threats

Noah Crenshaw | Editor-in-Chief October 7, 2020

In 2019, the FBI arrested approximately 107 people who were the subjects of domestic terrorism investigations nationwide,...

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The problem with police training in the U.S.

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The problem with police training in the U.S.

Tony Reeves | Editorial Assistant October 7, 2020

The United States has many issues, and at the forefront right now is race. The protests stemming...

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How to protect yourself from the COVID-19 coronavirus

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How to protect yourself from the COVID-19 coronavirus

Noah Crenshaw | News Editor March 11, 2020

On the same day that the University of Indianapolis announced it would be extending spring break through...

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UIndy suspends in-person classes to prevent the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus

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UIndy suspends in-person classes to prevent the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus

Noah Crenshaw | News Editor March 11, 2020

The University of Indianapolis will be extending spring break for students until March 22 as part of...

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UIndy announces coronavirus task force, stops supporting travel to high-risk areas as outbreak escalates

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UIndy announces coronavirus task force, stops supporting travel to high-risk areas as outbreak escalates

Noah Crenshaw | News Editor March 1, 2020

As the number of COVID-19 coronavirus cases continues to rise worldwide, the University of Indianapolis will be...

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American adaptations of Japanese films lack story, philosophical exploration

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American adaptations of Japanese films lack story, philosophical exploration

Ethan Gerling | Editorial Assistant December 30, 2018

With the incredible popularity of anime and J-Pop, there’s no denying that Japanese media is quite successful...

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