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More than dumplings: APASMA's yearly gathering brings medical students together
By Regina Graves | Sept. 19On Sept. 12, medical students from the Indiana University School of Medicine gathered at an off-campus home for an evening of dumplings, conversations and cultural exchanges. The annual event, organized by the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA), brought students from different backgrounds together while giving them time to relax and decompress from the demands of medical school.
Purdue Indianapolis hosts third Boiler Gold Rush since IUPUI split
By Abigail Jebaraj | Sept. 19Aug. 24 marked the start of the third academic year since IUPUI split into IU Indianapolis and Purdue University in Indianapolis. It also marked the end of Boiler Gold Rush 2026, Purdue University's one-week orientation program. This was the third year the program was held in Indianapolis.
Dorms or debt traps?
By Raegan Nelson | Sept. 19College is expensive, especially if students have to factor in the additional cost of living. But dorms offer more than just a place to sleep: students are close to campus, have a place to rest between classes and may find lifelong friends from their assigned roommates.
