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“For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother's womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made....

A slam dunk!

Last Friday night local artist Kenneth Hordge, better known as FINGERCREATIONS, saw the classy Gallery Forty-Two filled to the brim with lovers of basketball...

Baron Davis helps bridge the gap for entrepreneurs with NBA All-Star Weekend summit in Indy

As the basketball world plans to take over Indianapolis for the NBA All-Star Weekend from Feb. 16-18, a unique event is set to take...

Kappa Alpha Psi Partners with IU to foster future Black leaders

In a groundbreaking partnership to boost diversity in corporate leadership, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. has joined forces with the Indiana University (IU) Kelley...

Mojo Up Marketing + Media Awarded Vendor of the Month for February 2024

INDIANAPOLIS - On Thursday, February 1, 2024, Mojo Up Marketing + Media, a certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) with the City of Indianapolis, was...

Empowering Students Through Choice Education: A Midyear Switch to Virtual Learning

As we find ourselves at the midpoint of the academic year, it's crucial to reflect on the well-being and academic progress of our students....

Indianapolis mayor names new IMPD chief of police 

Mayor Joe Hogsett announced that Christopher Bailey is being appointed as the new chief of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department on Monday, Feb. 12.  

That ain’t how the story goes: Wabash College’s first Black student

The story goes that he was the first Black student at Wabash College. The story goes that he was dismissed because the community did not want him there. “No one even knew his name until I finally found it in 2022,” said Timothy Lake, an associate professor of English and Black studies at Wabash College.

Lawrence Township adds new weapons detectors

Lawrence Township introduced new metal detectors that will be used in all their secondary schools daily. These will add an extra layer of safety...

Black Hoosiers not staying silent about sickle cell disease

Giving blood is one way to help those with sickle cell disease. This inherited blood disorder causes the red blood cells to change shape and form a crescent or sickle.

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