Purdue will lease nearly two-thirds of the planned building starting in 2026.
Author Archives: Claire Rafford
Alma Mater: University of Notre Dame
Before coming to Mirror Indy, I covered business, development and housing for IndyStar.
Outside work, I love running, swimming, reading and hanging out with my cat. I'm also a coach for Girls on the Run of Central Indiana.
I’m passionate about giving Indianapolis residents — especially students — essential and accessible local news! Higher education can be difficult to navigate, and I want to be a resource that untangles that web.
Butler to host free movie nights starting in August
You can see films such as ‘Barbie,’ ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Twilight.’
Many students intend to go to college but never enroll. IPS has a plan to help.
‘Summer melt’ is when a high school senior is accepted into college but never enrolls.
IU approves policy that will shutter pro-Palestinian camp at Indy campus
The new policy aimed at protest activity will take effect Aug. 1.
Ivy Tech to host job, resource fair Aug. 6
More than 80 employers and several community organizations will be at the event.
The encampment at IU Indy is still going, but maybe not for long
Members of the encampment feel targeted by a potential new university policy.
Martin University reentry job fair offers second chance at life
Former inmates say they served their time and now just want an opportunity.
Family and friends remember Ron Gee, a champion of nonviolence slain by gunfire
The eastside activist, who was fatally shot July 18, started Cease Fire Indy after losing friends to gun violence.
Alum’s photography reflects how IUPUI’s beginning displaced Black people
Zola Lamothe is photographing historic scenes of Black families on IUPUI’s campus.
Martin University to host re-entry job fair
The job fair, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 25, is free and open to all but geared toward people who have been released from prison.


