Students launch Indiana Muslim Advocacy Network chapter by testifying against voter ID bill.
Tag: IU Indianapolis
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.
IU Indianapolis eases admissions for more local students
Decatur, Pike, Warren and Lawrence township schools are now participating.
Step into the Spirit & Place Festival opening celebration
Since 1996, IU Indianapolis’ Spirit & Place Festival has encouraged civic engagement and community-building.
Kids can grow their Black history knowledge at new Saturday School
The twice-monthly event is free and seeks to build on history lessons taught in school.
Sharing campus life with students who have intellectual disabilities
Students are taking classes, working and getting a taste of college life.
‘It’s like home’: IU Indy faculty, staff stay involved in retirement
IU Indianapolis’ Senior Academy has helped retirees adjust and stay connected for over 30 years.
Apply to these Indiana colleges for free Sept. 23-27
IU Indianapolis is one of several colleges statewide waiving fees for College Application Week.



