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IPS superintendent talks equity in state of the district address

In the State of the District Address on Sept. 20, Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Aleesia Johnson gave an update on the Rebuilding Stronger Plan that had previously faced criticism from educators and families.

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Nearly 400 college students have received scholarships totaling $578,00 from local Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority graduate chapters. The sorority’s eight Indiana chapters collectively awarded...

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A school on Indianapolis’ west side is helping more than 300 immigrant and refugee students who have recently arrived in the United States enter...

Ivy League schools examining admission policies to balance diversity efforts with Supreme Court ruling

This summer, the Supreme Court ruled that race could not be used as a factor in the college admission process. The ruling technically impacts...

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Celebrating Black literature: The Center for Black Literature and Culture’s 6th anniversary

The Indianapolis Public Library is celebrating the sixth anniversary of the Center for Black Literature and Culture (CBLC) Oct. 14 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The library will commemorate CBLC’s...

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“A Deadly Game,” Indiana author M.B. Dabney’s second novel, is officially out. Dabney’s latest novel is a prequel to his debut novel “An Untidy Affair,”...

The fate of DEI in colleges and universities

The Supreme Court ruled on affirmative action in college admission decisions; here is what that means for some of Indiana’s institutions of higher learning. Colleges...

Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra opens 40th season with ‘Zodiac Suite’

The Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra (ICO) announced its 40th anniversary season Sept. 18.  The opening night concert of the season will feature Mary Lou Williams’ “Zodiac...

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