Katie Tamarri interviewed Zack Heider and Ellen Lane at the Indiana Historical Society about Madam C. J. Walker and how she was the definition of a leader and entrepreneur. With last month being Black History Month and this month being Women's History Month, this interview helps show how Madam C. J. Walker was a perfect example of black excellence and a true pioneer for women’s rights.
Local organizations to host second annual Peace Walk in honor of National Youth Violence Prevention Week
By Salsabil F. Qaddoura | April 22In 2024, youth violence prevention organizations in Indianapolis came together to host the inaugural Peace Walk, where hundreds of attendees gathered to stand up for a safer and more peaceful future. Gift Akintomide, a senior at Ben Davis University High School, is passionate about social justice and ...
How IU Indy students have been affected by the current AI revolution
By Ian Janke | April 14In the 21st century, many students have reaped the benefits of the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence in computers. The past decade has shown the growth of AI assistants such as Grammarly and Photomath. In 2022, a new AI tool called ChatGPT started gaining popularity, which has become both a tool and disruptor of education.
2025 Ramadan at IUI: Muslim students find community and connection through student-organized events
By Salsabil F. Qaddoura and Umu Sow | April 4There are roughly two billion Muslims on the entire planet, with nearly 50,000 Muslims living in Indiana. Muslims across the world, in Indiana and at IU Indianapolis, recently observed the holy month of Ramadan.Islam is one of the three Abrahamic religions, with the literal definition of the word “Islam” ...
