IUPUI offers many health services for students feeling under the weather physically, but many may not know that they also provide resources for mental and reproductive health.Indiana University has partnered with TimelyCare, a virtual mental health service through which all IU students have free access ...
The Lambda Upsilon Lambda fraternity hosted "Mi Cultura Night" with the Multicultural Center on November 2, where students learned and celebrated Día de Los Muertos with activities and a presentation by the host.
Halloween is the perfect opportunity to have an event where students are able to socialize and get involved in their local community. In light of this, IUPUI’s Health and Wellness Promotion teamed up with the Prevention Peer Education Program (PPEP) to put on an “Ooky Spooky Halloween Ball,”on ...
Success begins with opportunities. Opportunities start with awareness.“People with disabilities are the world’s largest minority, an estimated 15 percent of the global population. But many of us - disabled and nondisabled alike - don’t know how to act, what to say, or how to be an ally to the ...
Bobby Knight was born on Oct. 25, 1940, in Massillon, Ohio, and grew up in Orrville, Ohio. He began his organized basketball career at Orrville High School. He carved out a long hall of fame career as a coach after a college basketball career that spanned from 1959-1962 at Ohio State, winning the NCAA ...
Creatives Career Week is coming to IUPUI with numerous opportunities for students who wish to work in creative fields. Creatives Career Week runs from Thursday, Oct. 26, to Friday, Nov. 3. These events are geared toward students in the Herron School of Art and Design and Luddy School of Informatics, ...
While students and families attended IUPUI’s 15th annual Regatta on Sept. 30, executive board members of the Regatta completed a yearlong process to organize the university’s homecoming event. Megan Goley, Ariana Hendricks, Connor Phutawon and Maya El Chal are part of the executive board who ...
Throughout October, IUPUI is holding multiple flu vaccine clinics in the Campus Center room 450 for students wanting seasonal flu vaccines.All registered IUPUI students are eligible for these services, offered by IUPUI Student Health, and can register for a spot at the clinics. Registration is easy. ...
Editor's Note: The Women in Tech Networking Brunch was coordinated, planned and run by Karley Clayton, Director of Luddy Indianapolis Career Services, not Women in Technology student organization. Although, members of Women in Tech were present at the event.Across many different fields, individuals ...
International student Pearl-Marie Andoh distinctly remembers the first time she set foot on campus: she was confused, overwhelmed and had even gotten lost while trying to locate the lecture hall of her first class. Due to the pandemic, like many students, Andoh began her journey at IUPUI completely ...
After announcing their plan for a split in August 2022, Indiana University president Pamela Whitten and Purdue University president Mung Chiang made the breakup official on Wednesday, with a special signing ceremony in the Campus Center Atrium. In the special ceremony, both presidents made remarks and signed the papers that officially separate IUPUI into two universities within Indianapolis on June 30, 2024. Those new universities will be Indiana University Indianapolis and Purdue University in Indianapolis.
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Last Fall, Indiana University and Purdue University announced that the IUPUI campus would be splitting in two by Fall of 2024. In early April, the Indiana University Board of Trustees approved a seven-year plan for all their campuses, including the soon to be Indiana University-Indianapolis campus, which will be officially known as IUI, to give students an idea of what the future holds.
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.
Over the past month, Muslims around the world were unified through fasting from sunrise to sunset. Fasting is one the five pillars, or tenets, of Islam, alongside having faith in one God, praying five times a day, giving charity, and making the pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia (if one is physically, mentally and financially able to). There are many Hoosiers who participate in Ramadan. According to Indiana Historical Society Press, Muslim sects have established themselves in Indianapolis as early as 1926. Today, a culturally diverse Muslim population calls Indianapolis home. At IUPUI, the Muslim Student Association (MSA), Pakistani Student Association (PSA), Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) and IUPUI International Club have all hosted iftars— meals consumed when breaking the fast, traditionally starting with a date or water and in a group setting— over the past month.
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) at IUPUI cites their mission as being, “committed to improving the student experience by representing the student body, supporting student-led organizations on campus, addressing student concerns." According to their site, USG provides a platform for student involvement, while providing education surrounding social justice, diversity, equity and inclusion. While USG does provide support to students, their $85,000 budget for the 2022-2023 school year has been underutilized, diluting the impact the organization could be making at IUPUI. There is a fundamental disconnect between USG and the needs of organizations at IUPUI, one that USG acknowledges themselves.
The spring semester geography class partners with Indy Urban Acres to give students hands-on experience at the greenhouse.
GradFair was hosted in the Campus Center in room 450A on Wednesday and Thursday during the last week of March. GradFair was oriented towards helping all of the 2023 graduating students prepare for graduation day as they walked through the tables set up throughout the room.
The abundance of issues encountered while parking downtown plagues most of the university population, student and faculty alike. However, IUPUI’s Parking and Transportation Services is introducing license plate recognition technology, which may help.
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