IU is the second college to close its diversity, equity and inclusion office in Indianapolis.
Category: Education
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Appeals court says IPS must sell School 65, but can keep agreement with nonprofit for School 102
Indianapolis Public Schools must make the former Raymond Brandes School 65 building available to interested charter schools for a sales price of $1, a state appeals court ruled.
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These Crispus Attucks students will experience health careers up close
Their IU Health fellowship program puts teens in hospitals and clinics before graduation.
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Why Chasten Buttigieg didn’t want to write a book with a moral lesson
The author talked about parenting and his new children’s book in this Mirror Indy Q&A.
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IU School of Medicine grapples with Trump funding orders
The college has removed or edited many of its webpages about diversity and equity.
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Get paid to learn about health care careers at Ivy Tech camp
The college’s Indianapolis campus will host a health care academy from June 10 to July 31.
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Middle schoolers can get a taste of college at IU Indy camp
The camp aims to help 21st Century Scholars and future first-gen college students.
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Eastside kids can pick up books at this free literacy night
Warren Township’s district literacy event on May 19 is open to all families.
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Mike Epps talks with Indy teens about preventing gun violence
The comedian joined Prosecutor Ryan Mears to talk with students about leaving guns alone.
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Burmese American Community Institute to offer job application workshop
The community organization will offer resume help and job interview tips May 15.
