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College-completion rates called poor in Indiana

From The Associated Press - February 20, 2014

Most full-time college students in Indiana do not graduate on time, according to a new report that looks at whether people are completing college...

Arts & Culture

What would you do?

Jessica R. Key - February 20, 2014

As the saying goes, “the rich get richer and the poor get poorer.” But when an opportunity presents itself to be among the rich...

Arts & Culture

Breakfast out of the box

Jessica R. Key - February 20, 2014

There have been very few days that have gone by in my life where I didn’t have breakfast. I need breakfast. My whole day...

Sports

Legacies of the legends

BRANDON A. PERRY - February 20, 2014

Indianapolis has had the honor of being the birthplace or hometown of some of the greatest athletes.These athletes made significant contributions to their sport,...

Education

Girl Scouts celebrate in February

For the Recorder - February 19, 2014

During the month of February Girl Scouts celebrate African American History Month and World Thinking Day. Thinking Day is celebrated annually on February 22, by...

Arts & Culture

Indianapolis City Market to host gumbo cook off

Guest Contributor - February 18, 2014

In celebration of Mardi Gras, Indianapolis City Market is hosting its inaugural “Market Gras! Gumbo Cook Off” celebration with 10 of the area’s most...

Health

Indianapolis EMS announces first recipient of scholarship named for fallen

Guest Contributor - February 18, 2014

Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is proud to announce that Nicole Hall, an emergency medical technician (EMT), is the first recipient of the McCormick...

Health

IU Health first in Indiana to use Google Glass in surgery

Guest Contributor - February 18, 2014

A sci-fi way of seeing things offers a new approach for performing lifesaving surgery.Recently, physicians at Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital became the first...

Sports

Annual Hoosier sporting event goes digital

Guest Contributor - February 18, 2014

Facing adversity and pushing through it. That’s what St.Vincent Sports Performance (SVSP) has celebrated for the past seven years through its annual Spirit of...

Arts & Culture

‘The Girl of the Golden West,’ screening, panel

Guest Contributor - February 14, 2014

The Indianapolis Opera is teaming up with the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art for an experience blending live music, film and...

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