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EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was written in collaboration with Indiana Daily Student, Indiana University Bloomington's student newspaper, as part of a collaboration to better cover the Indiana University system and the Board of Trustees.
Post-IUPUI split, the first cohort of Purdue University in Indianapolis (PUI) students have been welcomed onto campus, with first-year students participating in a decades old tradition: Boiler Gold Rush (BGR).
On July 1, 2024, IUPUI will cease to exist as a merged campus, and it will split to become Indiana University Indianapolis (IU Indianapolis/IUI) and Purdue University in Indianapolis. This has caused a whirlwind of confusion among both IU and Purdue students, faculty and staff. Although there are still a lot of questions that remain unanswered, both IU and Purdue have begun to address multiple aspects of the split.
This year, Banned Books Week took place from Oct. 1-7. The Indianapolis Public Library kicked off the week with a discussion featuring John Green at the central location on Oct. 2.
The 2023 Walk to End Alzheimer's in Indianapolis was held at Carroll Stadium on Sept. 30. At the time of the event, over $1.1 million had already been raised, surpassing the record of over $1 million that was achieved in 2022.
*Caution: Contains spoilers for “Barbie”
With finals coming up, students deserve time to find rest and relaxation in the midst of stressful schedules. Check out these Stress Busters events, hosted by Student Affairs and the Health and Wellness Promotion.
Two new exhibitions opened at Herron School of Art and Design at IUPUI on March 22. “Pen Pals” was created by Sydney Craig, a professor of the foundations program, and Jared Cru Smith, the sculpture facilities manager. “It’s the only life that I’ve ever known” was curated by Robert Horvath, a painting professor.
Sept. 24 was IUPUI’s 14th annual Regatta, a traditional canoe race on the Central Canal in downtown Indianapolis.
Students gathered in the campus center for drag bingo hosted by Health and Wellness, the Multicultural Center, and the LGBTQ+ Center on Oct. 13. Drag queen Ana Crusis was the bingo announcer for the night.
The Domestic Abuse Prevention Student Organization (DAPSO) is hosting an event called Dance the Night Away at Coburn Place on March 21 from 6-7 p.m.
Here is a quick look at what events are taking place on campus to celebrate Valentine's Day. Students can attend these events solo, with their friends or with their sweetheart.
Insomnia Cookies opened a new location near IUPUI Campus in the strip mall by Lockefield Gardens and the Avenue. They held their grand opening on Jan. 14 giving away gift bags with coupons and other items during the event.
Student readings at IUPUI have existed in a variety of different spaces and forms over the years, but have continued to run with the purpose of allowing students to share their creative works. At readings, students are welcome to share their poetry, fiction and musical works. The readings moved to the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library for the first time this semester, at the reading on Dec. 7.
The Office of the Chancellor has announced a new initiative, the Chancellor’s Student Mental Health Council, which began accepting applications on Dec. 16. According to the website, “The newly established Chancellor’s Student Mental Health Council connects decision-makers and students in the interest of ensuring student health and well-being.”
During the holiday season, it can feel impossible to practice sustainable habits. With increases in travel emissions and the usage of non-recyclable single use products, the effects can pile up quickly.
Last spring, genesis Magazine celebrated their 50th anniversary. The literary and art magazine features pieces that are reflective of the creative minds on IUPUI’s campus.
Despite the rainy weather, around 15,000 participants competed in the 5k, half marathon, marathon, and wheelchair races on November 5. Multiple athletes who competed in the Olympic trials, along with Luis Orta, who placed second in the marathon and competed in the 2016 Olympics. Jacob Heslington was the male marathon winner with a time of 2:18:56. Jennifer Pope was the female marathon winner with a time of 2:37:22. Tom Anderson won the male half marathon with a time of 1:03:34. Lauren Hurley beat the women's half marathon race record with a time of 1:09:49. The previous record was set by Molly Grabill last year at 1:10:43.
While attending college, students live, work and participate in recreational activities on campus. A major concern for many of them is simply staying safe.
Jagapalooza, the end of year carnival put on by IUPUI and the Student Activities Programming Board (SAPB), returned for its first event since 2020.
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