Months before the first case of coronavirus (COVID-19) was announced in Indiana, the University of Indianapolis was planning a strategic response. The Coronavirus Task Force ensures the University’s ability to continue serving our communities during the crisis. From donating personal...
We all have a role to play. That’s what Dr. Amber R. Smith, vice president and chief inclusion & equity officer at the University of Indianapolis, wants the community to know right now. “Everyone is at a different level in...
Tyshara Loynes ’21 finds her voice in the Black Lives Matter movement When protesters turned out by the thousands at the Indiana Statehouse in early June, it was estimated to be the city’s largest demonstration against social injustice and police...
For Greyhound doctors confronting the pandemic, treating the virus is only half the battle. When the threat of the novel coronavirus first emerged, hospitals across the country held meetings to discuss the possibility of the virus attacking their communities and...
Chantal Uwizera ’06 was just a teenager when she left Rwanda, her country of birth, to settle in the United States with her family. While a career in international development always beckoned, Uwizera tells students that a series of unexpected...
A school of stainless steel fish swims majestically in the air along the banks of the White River just south of the Michigan Street bridge. Metallic fins glint in the afternoon sunlight as they move and catch reflections from the...
Good Hall, named after the University of Indianapolis’ third president, I.J. Good, has served as an iconic presence for generations of students, alumni, and community members who have passed through its columns. Today, Good Hall represents the strength and history...
hen the newest members of the 1902 Society began giving, it was 1994, and the University of Indianapolis celebrated the opening of the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center. That same year, 1958 alumnus William Raspberry received a Pulitzer Prize in...
An internationally recognized statesman, U.S. Senator Richard Lugar is a longtime partner of the University of Indianapolis, including hosting the Lugar Symposium for 37 years and serving as a trustee most of that time. Having also taught at UIndy during...
How education can help to empower a population When Faustin N’Tala (photo, center), a French teacher and soccer coach at the International School of Indiana, arrived on June 21 in Lubumbashi—a city of 4 million people, the second-largest in the...
