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Posted inArts & Culture
My Culture Journal: Concertmaster Kevin Lin is a downtown Indy, Singapore kinda guy
The Pacers fan also plays a concert, celebrates his birthday, lifts weights and shares his weakness for Yats.
Posted inEducation
The unlikely rise of Franklin Central hurdler Rylan Hainje
Son of former Butler basketball star runs in his own lane and into record books.
Posted inCitywide
Colts owner Jim Irsay dies at 65
The Indianapolis Colts announced that owner Jim Irsay died Wednesday afternoon at age 65, “peacefully in his sleep.”
Posted inNeighborhoods
History walks the hallways at Crispus Attucks
And these Tigers extended a basketball legacy.
Posted inEducation
Indy educators can catch discounted sports at Teacher Appreciation Night
The Indianapolis Indians and Indy Ignite will offer deals under $30 on these nights.
Posted inArts & Culture
Warren Central grad Tacoria Humphrey leaps toward the Olympics
Humphrey has come a long way from running track Raymond Park Middle School in Indianapolis.
Posted inEducation
Q&A: Purdue wants to leverage Indy’s sports culture with new degree
Jeanne Boyd, former director of the NCAA men’s basketball tourney, will lead the program.
Posted inArts & Culture
Indy’s very own ‘powerbomb’ Friday event
Wild Championship Wrestling Outlaws have a show every Friday, and you can bring the whole family.
Posted inEducation
Butler launches online master’s degree in sports management
The program will draw on Indianapolis sports industries and culture to prepare students.