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IUPUI hopes to repay debt to community

On June 19, a group of IUPUI students, led by representatives of the Black Student Union (BSU), met on campus to voice their frustrations...

Longtime IPS board member dies

Hazel Stewart, an education advocate and longtime Indianapolis Public Schools board member, died Oct. 28. She was 88. Stewart served as the IPS commissioner for...

IPS superintendent discusses equity, COVID-19 during ā€˜State of the District’

Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Aleesia Johnson reiterated the district’s promises to students and families during the 2020 ā€œState of the Districtā€ on Oct. 28. Much...

Meet the 21-year-old college student running for a school board seat

Khrisma McMurray appears to be the typical college student. She’s a 21-year-old senior at IUPUI, working toward a psychology degree and navigating the obstacles...

IUPUI announces new center, scholarship program to address effects of racism

IUPUI announced two new initiatives to support the Black community in Indianapolis, including a scholarship program for descendants of those who were displaced from...

From Rose-Hulman to Thailand: Math teacher shares why she chose Thrival Indy

As a school leader and employer I’m most proud of my ability to attract and retain staff who reflect the diverse experiences and backgrounds...

En Comunidad: The myth of ā€˜diverse’ social networks in white America

In my last few columns, I touched on what it means to lead a school during 2020 amidst two societal pandemics: racism and COVID-19....

Motivate students to address pandemic challenge

When Indianapolis Public Schools reopen their doors next week to middle and high school students, they’re going to face more than just the logistical...

IPS students get outdoor weekend retreat

Nine Indianapolis Public Schools students spent a recent weekend at the Indiana Sheriffs’ Youth Ranch in Brazil hiking, canoeing, fishing and shooting archery. The students...

College Goal Sunday goes virtual

College bound students and their families can receive free assistance completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at 2 p.m. Oct. 25....

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