Read the latest news from our Indianapolis campus. Here you will find stories about O’Neill IUPUI administration, faculty, staff, students, and research.
In the news
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Meet the Mandela Washington fellows, donate at the Staff Council blood drive, and enter the Archives caption contest.
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Siân Mooney of Arizona State named new dean of IU's O'Neill School
Mooney will replace John D. Graham, who is stepping down after 11 years as dean of the O'Neill School to return to teaching and research.
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Indiana nonprofits lack information technology tools and training, new research finds
A new report from IU finds many Indiana nonprofits lack basic information technology tools that would help them operate more effectively.
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IU School of Public and Environmental Affairs renamed for distinguished alumnus Paul H. O'Neill
The school has been named the Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs.
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IU hosting 2019 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
In mid-June, IU will host 25 of Africa's exceptional civic engagement leaders for a six-week leadership institute.
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New research center focuses on inclusion, social policy
The Center for Research on Inclusion and Social Policy will provide research on topics such as poverty, immigration, education and housing.
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IU Center for Criminal Justice Research updates name to Center for Health and Justice Research
The center is changing its name to better reflect its work and ensure the name doesn't stigmatize the populations served by its research.
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IU research reveals Indiana arts and culture nonprofits face significant challenges
Indiana arts and culture nonprofits say that demands for their services have increased, but revenues are not keeping pace.
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Intergroup Dialogue community showcases activities and groundbreaking certificate program
The Welcoming Campus grant project launched the first undergraduate certificate in intergroup dialogue in Indiana, among other activities.
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SPEA Public Safety Career Day: It's not just for law enforcement
Regardless of your professional interests, here are your need-to-know highlights for SPEA Public Safety Career Day.
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Build employable skills with IUPUI's new multidisciplinary certificate
To help you succeed when conflicts arise, and make you more employable in the process, IUPUI now offers the intergroup dialogue certificate.
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New to campus? We have you covered. We polled OTEAM to find out the best places to go, things to do and ways to meet people at IUPUI.
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Revolutionize your recycling and go green like never before
Introducing Recycling Revolution and JagPass, two new ways to make living on campus and enjoying downtown Indy even more sustainable.
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Greening IUPUI Grant brings campus ideas for sustainability to life
Where you have a need for green and a need to feed, the Office of Sustainability Greening IUPUI Grant can help.
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Meet and hear from inspiring young leaders from Africa visiting IUPUI
IU Mandela Washington fellows will mingle with IU students, staff and faculty and community members at a June 27 event.
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Reducing violence in Indianapolis: a public discussion with city and national experts
The School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IUPUI will host a public safety forum on reducing violence in Indianapolis.
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IU researchers find gains in health insurance coverage from Indiana plan considered a national model
Indiana's plan expanding Medicaid but requiring recipients to contribute to health savings accounts has increased coverage, research finds.
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Top billing for SPEA programs highlights IU's strong showing in U.S. News graduate school rankings
SPEA is No. 1 in public affairs, and programs in business, law, education, nursing, medicine and sciences were also highly ranked.
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Indiana University to host 2018 Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders
Beginning in mid-June, IU will host 25 African emerging civic leaders for a six-week institute sponsored by the U.S. State Department.
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IUPUI honors three with Hine Medal
The award recognizes alumni for their contributions in support of the campus and its alumni programs.
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IUPUI hosts community in a critical conversation about black homicide
IUPUI has partnered with religious, community and government leaders to host a public conversation about homicide in the black community.
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Former EPA administrator Gina McCarthy to speak at IU Bloomington, IUPUI
Gina McCarthy, who served as administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from 2013 to 2017, will speak next week at IU.
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NGO leaders from Africa to attend fellowship program at IUPUI schools
Two schools at IUPUI have been selected to host a Ford Foundation-funded NGO leadership transition program.
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Review shows program for offenders with mental health or addiction issues produces positive results
An IU center review shows positive results in a state program to help felony offenders who have mental health or addiction issues.
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Study identifies additional hurdle to widespread planting of bioenergy crops
Researchers say option value is a crucial factor that needs to be added to the list of decision variables when considering bioenergy crops.
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IUPUI researchers are developing and testing a system to predict crime and other social harms
IUPUI researchers have received a grant to develop a system that can predict where and when social harm events are likely to occur.
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IUPUI to host young African leaders seeking to make positive changes at home
IUPUI will host 25 young leaders from 20 sub-Saharan African countries who are participating in the Mandela Washington Fellowship program.
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IUPUI alum's crazy logic of interning at 35
For IUPUI alum Matt Kent, the logical next step after buying a fixer-upper and welcoming twins is quitting your job to take an internship.
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Thomas Stucky named to SPEA leadership position at IUPUI
Thomas Stucky tapped to be new SPEA executive associate dean at IUPUI.
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Katherine Bridgeman receives Elite 50 Dr. Charles R. Bantz Award for Excellence
Katherine Bridgeman received the Dr. Charles R. Bantz Award for Excellence at the Elite 50 dinner on April 19.
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Ubuntu leads Rhodes to second Plater Medallion
Taylor Rhodes became one of the first students in IUPUI history to be awarded the Plater Medallion as an undergrad and a graduate student.
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Tom Guevara appointed director of the IU Public Policy Institute
IU SPEA Dean John Graham has announced Tom Guevara as the director of the IU Public Policy Institute.
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IU research shows mileage regulations bring long-term benefits but short-term economy lag
Study finds the economy would experience short-term pain but see long term gain if the government presses ahead with fuel mileage standards.
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IUPUI recognizes donors with Spirit of Philanthropy Awards
IUPUI presents its Spirit of Philanthropy Award, one of the most esteemed philanthropy awards given by the campus.