News
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The finale of firsts
The event series has showcased each of the five departments in the building, and will close with an Arts Administration event.
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A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
A total solar eclipse on April 8 will cover 115 miles of the United States in complete darkness.
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Classroom to consulting
Ford will be starting a fellowship following graduation that will help him launch and expand his startup business, Deity LLC.
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Butler University, Ralph Reiff respond to negligence allegations in women’s soccer lawsuit
“Butler University and Ralph Reiff, the senior associate athletic director for student-athlete health, performance and well-being, have answered the sexual abuse and negligence allegations brought against them by four current and former women’s soccer players.”
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Broad Ripple locals discuss safety concerns
“As downtown Broad Ripple feels the absence of the usual weekend night crowds, locals reassure visitors that veteran establishments are a safe haven for both day and nighttime recreation.”
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What we learned: The Visiting Black Intellectual Series
The final event of the 2023-24 Visiting Black Intellectual Series took place on Tuesday, March 26.
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Beyond bragging rights: How the Big Brother Competition became a platform for giving back
In a celebration of diversity and philanthropy, the Efroymson Diversity Center orchestrated a captivating event that combined unity, competition and charitable giving through a mock reality game show.
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Affirmation through access
“It’s important for trans people to feel safe and comfortable in their bodies, and however we can help with that is fantastic.”
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Haworth and Walls win SGA presidential election
“Of the 1,271 students who voted — more than 400 less than last year’s election — 60.18% voted for Haworth-Walls.”