As part of their commitment to “education for service,” faculty and staff at the University of Indianapolis share their ...
The University of Indianapolis will host the inaugural University of Indianapolis AI Summit on April 9 to bring business leaders, policymakers and technology professionals together to explore how to ...
In celebration of Careers in Aging Month, the Delta Mu chapter of Sigma Phi Omega and the Department of Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies invite you to a special interactive session. Join us ...
“THE HAWKS ARE CIRCLING,” Hunter Vale tells me from a booth at Almost Famous, a bar on the 700 block of Massachusetts Avenue. Though he’s just 31 years old, Vale is an archivist of the earliest years ...
Just 20 years after Indiana became a state, lawmakers passed the Internal Improvements Act—a move which helped fund various infrastructure projects statewide, including the canal in downtown ...
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The Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) at the University of Indianapolis has received a $10 million Education Innovation and Research (EIR) grant from the U.S. Department of ...
A new bachelor’s degree at the University of Indianapolis is designed to fill an urgent need in the health care industry: helping patients to navigate it. The Health Care Consumer Advocacy program is ...
University of Indianapolis Announces $4.1 Million Legacy Gift from Christel DeHaan Family Foundation
INDIANAPOLIS— The University of Indianapolis announced today that it was the beneficiary of a legacy grant from the Christel DeHaan Family Foundation, totaling more than four million dollars. The ...
The University of Indianapolis and its Alumni Board of Directors honored UIndy graduates who have achieved exceptional success and served their society during the 2025 UIndy Alumni Awards. The ...
Books often get overlooked. Many children grow up thinking reading is just a classroom activity while stories sit collecting dust on home shelves. Yet, reading a book can be a window to another world.
This is the first in a series of essays about what it means to make space for Black history at the University of Indianapolis and its predecessor institutions. In each case, one or more witnesses will ...
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