March 3, 2017 Jerome Bingham As students and faculty enter Michigan Street on the IUPUI campus. They will notice the street is full of orange barrels, dump trucks, and fencing lines. These signs of construction are going to be common sight for the next eight months on campus. The plan to turn Michigan ...
April 19, 2017 Jerome Bingham Cycling can be dangerous. From the bike lane along Michigan road running through IUPUI’s campus to where the Monon Trail ends in Westfield Bike, bikers are commonly involved in accidents and collisions. Cars, pedestrians, and construction can make conditions worse for ...
The International Festival provides students with the opportunity to experience foreign cultures, food, and local community. By Paris Garnier For one day each year, IUPUI’s Office of International Affairs goes all out to celebrate what it does each day. Thursday marked the 12th annual International ...
Thursday evening saw an unprecedented public hearing about the complaints filed against the recent USG election winners Mosopefoluwa “Sope” Ladapo and Michael Thompson. By Paris Garnier After one of the biggest elections in Undergraduate Student Government’s history, a hearing was held Thursday ...
Take a look at the outcome of the public hearing over the most recent USG vote. By Paris Garnier For those who don’t already know, IUPUI’s Undergraduate Student Government had an unprecedented public hearing over voter fraud complaints last night. Mosopefoluwa Ladapo and Michael Thompson, ...
This morning saw the latest installment of the Collier v. Sope hearings. By Paris Garnier For the second weekend in a row, the Undergraduate Student Government has convened for special hearings on alleged voter fraud in the 2016 undergraduate presidential elections. The appellants, Sope Ladapo and ...
By Paris Garnier Three weeks ago allegations of voter fraud were brought against Sope Ladapo and Michael Thompson. The complaints were heard by the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) elections committee resulting in Ladapo and Thompson receiving six sanction points, which disqualified them from ...
By Paris Garnier At 24, Macklin Swinney was an outgoing and robust young man. He’d graduated from Ben Davis High School, but decided to forego college and start working. He loved partying, especially in Bloomington, Ind. and being outdoors at Dale Hollow Reservoir in Tennessee. “He was always ...
Professional and aspiring drag kings and queens alike performed at IUPUI last Saturday to support Indiana Youth Group. By Paris Garnier Drag queens and kings. They wear thick makeup, heavy wigs, duct tape, and glue. They’re often considered a staple of gay culture, common to clubs and bars all over ...
Undergraduate Student Government’s new leadership seeks to revitalize legislative branch after remodeling the USG constitution. By Paris Garnier IUPUI’s Undergraduate Student Government, like all other governments, goes through its ups and downs. After the divisive post-voting trials of the spring ...
Although Paw’s Pantry faces shortages, it’s prepared to tackle the holiday season with its annual food drive, Jam the Pantry. By Paris Garnier Far back into the second floor of the campus center, beyond Caribou Coffee and the student health center, stands a pair of doors. One leads to the parking ...
IUPUI’s undergraduate student government (USG) has been steadily growing. By Paris Garnier IUPUI’s undergraduate student government (USG) has been steadily growing. Large senatorial turnout and participation has invigorated the entire organization. In fact, due to increased work in committees ...
Although they didn’t quite make their goal of two tons of donations, Paw’s Pantry is nevertheless delighted with this year’s holiday food drive. By Paris Garnier Orange crates with cartoon jaguars are scattered across campus throughout the year, but during the holiday season, they can determine ...
SIRI allows students to socialize and share their week’s experiences in a safe space. By Paris Garnier When Jake Desmond attended his freshman year at IUPUI, he did what many other students did: drink. By the time he finished his second semester, his GPA was a 2.3. Life wasn’t going the way it ...
The story of the near west side, before IUPUI came to be. by Paris Garnier When Paula Brooks was 18 years old, she left her home in Ransom Place to attend college on the east coast. She returned home to care for her ailing mother eight years ago. Now 56, she discovered just how much her neighborhood, ...
Spring has sprung early, but the USG elections are arriving on time. The tickets have now been announced. By Paris Garnier As with all things, the current undergraduate student government executive board has come to an end. But unlike last spring’s elections, this cycle is expected to have significantly ...
While most students know of Taylor Hall not many know about the man who's name now graces the building. As the center of campus, Taylor Hall is home to a wide range of organizations, from the MAC to the student groups in the Multicultural Center. It was originally used as the campus library, but was ...
The USG recently passed a resolution stating that it is in favor of IUPUI potentially becoming a sanctuary campus, but does not formally make IUPUI a sanctuary campus. By Paris Garnier It’s no secret that undocumented students attend IUPUI. But with the ever-shifting nature of the federal government, ...
With bathroom bills making noise once again, some may wonder about IUPUI’s gender-neutral restrooms and policy. By Paris Garnier Not for the first time, restrooms are making headlines. North Carolina’s HB2 bill, better known as “the bathroom bill,” was repealed on Thursday amid concerns about ...
By Paris Garnier Putting trust in a stranger to watch a backpack or hold a place in line is a small risk that some never take. Asking a stranger for food, gas money, or a place to crash is another situation entirely. But Leon Logothetis of “The Kindness Diaries” fame has made a living on this very ...
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