by Ron Hanson Flight or Fight Saturday mornings in Indianapolis can still be the lazy kind of mornings that earned the city its “Naptown” nickname. September 9, 2017 was sizing up to be one of those Saturdays. The 20-somethings of Indy’s urban residential boom were hitting their morning jogging ...
On Sunday, January 14, IUPUI students, staff, and faculty commemorated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through a celebratory dinner themed “A Call to Conscious.” Presented by the Black Student Union, the 49th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Dinner was held in the Indiana Roof Ballroom ...
Four IUPUI students got real-life experience in the sports journalism industry when they traveled to cover two high-profile college football games. by Tyler Fenwick January 19, 2018 UPDATE: This article has been altered at 6:15 p.m. 1/19/18 to reflect that the teams covered by each reporter were originally ...
November 10, 2017 Paris Garnier A 36-count box of Tampax tampons costs about $6.99, plus tax. This is money that some people, particularly college students, do not always have. But on Monday, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., anyone who came through the Multicultural Center Lounge could help themselves ...
The Adapted Physical Activity Clinics Fall Festival is an annual event intent on providing an environment for people with disabilities to to engage in physical, social and cognitive exercise. By Stephen Brinkerhoff The Adapted Physical Activity Clinics Fall Festival will return for its second year ...
October 6, 2017 Stephen Brinkerhoff Auditions for IUPUI’s Spring 2018 play, Clybourne Park, will take place Tuesday from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.and Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Cavanaugh Hall Room 003. Clybourne Park is a continuation of the play Raisin in the Sun, both of which feature themes ...
The 25th Indianapolis AIDS Walk brings community together to end the stigma. By Breanna Cooper In the 1980s, a positive HIV test result signaled the beginning of the end. Within months, the infected individual whittled away to skin and bones, developing sores and awful bouts of pneumonia. From 1981 ...
September 22, 2017 Brent Herman “Community, excitement, competition.” These are the words chosen by IUPUI senior Nick Delgado when asked to describe his experience at a previous IUPUI Regatta. Nick is a health and information management major who had nothing but good things to say about the event. This ...
September 22, 2017 Drew Hansen There are approximately 8,100 parking spots available to students on campus. The Parking and Transportation Services sells around 16,000 total parking passes to students. Even a wide eyed freshman could tell you that math doesn’t add up. Now obviously not all students ...
Families filled the Indianapolis International Airport to protest President Trump’s immigration ban. By Breanna Cooper Since his inauguration just over a week ago, citizens opposing the policies and executive orders imposed by President Trump have been taking to the streets to protest what they ...
In a time of global uncertainty, the time for ethical journalism is now. By Breanna Cooper If you’re lucky, there will be a time in your life when you find something you’re passionate about. I was fortunate enough to find that passion early on. It started when I wrote my first story for Ben Davis ...
“Beyond Measure” director and producer Vicki Abeles joined a few teachers featured in the film at the Heartland Film Festival this week, and answered questions from an audience of mostly fellow educators. Read our review below. By Leighann Strollo 10/25/15 Any student would tell you that they ...
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful and RUN(317) collaborated to create a fun, and friendly environment to raise money and awareness about the environment. By Leighann Strollo 10/23/15 The air was warm, with a slight breeze blowing through downtown Indianapolis. Despite the cold that come in the evenings ...
With a new flat rate tuition being implemented in the 2016-2017 school year, IUPUI students taking less than 15 credits a semester will end up paying for nothing. By Leighann Strollo 1/29/16 If there is one thing that almost all college students have in common, it’s that they are poor. If they don’t ...
We asked IUPUI students how they felt about the previous publication “IUPUI Student Government’s Poor Record Keeping May Violate Constitution.” By Leighann Strollo 2/26/16 Two weeks ago, The Campus Citizen published a story, “IUPUI Student Government’s Poor Record Keeping May Violate Constitution,” ...
T-Pain and Slater Hogan made us all feel a little nostalgic Saturday night as they played the music we grew up with. By Leighann Strollo 10/25/16 To start off homecoming week at IUPUI, T-Pain was able to gather nearly 2,000 students in the Natatorium “Jungle” Saturday night to play every hip-hop ...
IUPUI is just one of many universities around the country misinforming students about where exactly their money goes when the bursar office takes it. By Leighann Strollo 1/27/17 It is no question that the rising cost of attending a university has affected the modern day college student. Some take ...
Duo, a new system on the IUPUI campus, launched adding a little extra time to everyone’s Canvas login process and here’s how students are feeling. By Leighann Strollo 2/17/17 Throughout January, the login screen for Canvas showed a countdown with how many days you had left to sign up for DUO, ...
The annual sorority driven talent show will take place April 26, so ZTA wants you to Think Pink. By Leihann Strollo Date: 4/17/17 Every year Zeta Tau Alpha sororities all over the country host their biggest philanthropic event of the year. For IUPUI, it happens in the spring. Big Man On Campus ...
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