“First Five,” premiering at Heartland Film Festival, looks at the recruits who built IU basketball.
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Public Editor: So, you want to be a journalist in Indy? Here’s what you need to know
Getting a job is easier than keeping it.
Indianapolis Symphonic Choir celebrates landmark 90th anniversary
The choir’s 90th anniversary season whose theme is “Then, Now, and Always,” is moving beyond a single stage or musical tradition.
Judge upholds Indiana law removing alumni-elected members from IU board
The powerful board is responsible for IU’s budget, tuition rates and academic programs.
Meet the graduate student nurturing Lawrence’s urban forest
McKinney Climate Fellow Taylor Stout is helping craft a city urban forestry master plan.
Indiana’s targeting of degrees with low earnings could eliminate these programs
Indiana lawmakers are moving to eliminate state college degrees that aren’t earning graduates enough on the job market, mirroring the federal government’s targeting of career programs delivering poor results.
Fired Indiana University student newspaper adviser claims free speech violation in federal lawsuit
A faculty adviser for Indiana University’s student newspaper has filed a federal lawsuit over his firing. Jim Rodenbush filed a complaint in U.S.
Fewer international students are in Indianapolis this fall
A national expert tied the decrease to Trump administration policies surrounding student visas.
Learn how to reverse an overdose in this free online class
IU’s virtual course will provide instructions on how to use Narcan and where to find it in Indy.
Southside educators work to bridge Chin language barriers
Over 30 Chin languages are spoken in Indy. Here’s how teachers learned about some of them.


