The camp aims to help 21st Century Scholars and future first-gen college students.
Tag: IU Indianapolis
Hope and resilience: Indy artists photograph the east side
Four Indy artists participated in Portraits of Resilience, an IU Indianapolis research project.
IU Indy student’s legal status is restored by Trump administration
The ACLU of Indiana had filed a lawsuit on behalf of Jelena Liu, a grad student from China.
Judge rejects visa plea from international students at Indiana universities
The students requested that the court reinstate their visas and block immigration authorities from detaining or deporting them.
See and hear what Indy’s emerging artists have been working on
Art programs at universities across the city are celebrating the end of the school year by showcasing work from soon-to-graduate students.
IU Indianapolis grad student’s visa is revoked by Trump administration
The student’s paperwork was up to date and she did not have a criminal record, per a lawsuit.
This new club at IU Indy wants Muslim students to speak out
Students launch Indiana Muslim Advocacy Network chapter by testifying against voter ID bill.
Why your health in Indy depends on your neighborhood
One report highlights disparities on the east, west and south sides.
IU Indy equity center shuttered after Trump administration cuts funding
The center trained schools and governments on racial bias.
IU Indy just accomplished one of its post-IUPUI goals
But the Trump administration’s cost-cutting agenda is creating uncertainty.


