Dr. Hui Zhang and Dr. Matthew Stapleton of the University of Indianapolis School of Psychology, along with alumni Jonathan ...

Keegan Jones spent the first two years of his college journey with his nose to the grindstone, juggling a part-time job while staying focused on his studies. But everything changed when he started ...

The Ron and Laura Strain Honors College is proud to name Laura Allende Castilla ’25 ’27 (International Relations, Business Administration & Management, MA in International Relations) as its 2025 ...

An encounter with the creative legacy of the late John Lennon will be available to Central Indiana residents when the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus visits the University of Indianapolis. The bus ...

The University of Indianapolis recently hosted its Nineteenth Annual Philanthropy Lunch to recognize and celebrate the impact of donors who generously provide scholarships, awards, and opportunities ...

The U.S. News & World Report released its annual graduate school rankings and, once again, the University of Indianapolis’s occupational therapy and physical therapy programs were ranked as being ...

Human remains were discovered in Bloomington on Wednesday, The Herald-Times reported. Here’s what we know so far. The afternoon of Wednesday, March 26, a work crew clearing land for a housing addition ...

Dr. Laura Wilson, associate professor of political science, recently received the May Wright Sewall Leadership Award. May Wright Sewall was a suffragist and activist who advocated for women’s rights.

Decades after investigators unearthed thousands of human bones and bone fragments on a suspected Indiana serial killer’s property, a renewed quest is playing out in laboratories to solve a ...

“THE HAWKS ARE CIRCLING,” Hunter Vale tells me from a booth at Almost Famous, a bar on the 700 block of Massachusetts Avenue. Though he’s just 31 years old, Vale is an archivist of the earliest years ...

We’ve all been there—taking on what seems to be just a ‘little’ project around the house or the yard, and that ballooning into something far more complicated and convoluted than we ever imagined. That ...

The University of Indianapolis today announced it is partnering with the non-profit Creative Grounds Fine Arts Academy, making it the theater-in-residence for Ransburg Auditorium on the UIndy campus.