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Nina and Bowen scholarship programs provide life-changing support to IUPUI students
At 29 years old, La'Ray Bush is the first sibling in his family to receive a bachelor's degree. He is the second oldest and is taking responsibility for paving the way and setting the example.
Engaged learning enhances the student experience with hands-on opportunities
The Institute for Engaged Learning empowers students to pursue immersive learning opportunities on campus and in their communities.
Return to the MAC: Thousands of IUPUI students count on mathematics center for help
Enter Halle Chilton. The junior mathematics major was one of several tutors on duty at the Mathematics Assistance Center, also lovingly known as "the MAC."
Engaged learning at IUPUI: taking education outside the classroom
IUPUI students have opportunities to transform their education into real-world experiences with the Institute for Engaged Learning.
Bridge program increases student excitement for college life.
IUPUI’s Bridge program offers incoming students a chance to get accustomed to campus before the official start of the fall semester. According to students, this experience completely changes their outlook on college experience.
Independent students THRIVE on campus
Being independent and 18 may sound like freedom, but for some students, it comes with hefty responsibilities and expectations. Thriving in the collegiate environment comes with extra layers of worry and processes to navigate.
IUPUI sophomore Karen Bonilla discusses her experience with summer undergraduate research.
At the Center for Research and Learning’s Summer Symposium, Karen Bonilla discusses her research into intelligent virtual assistants and their uses for older adults.
Office of Academic and Career Development wins CDPI award through “gamifying” Generation Z program
The Office of Career Development won an award for their game-based two-fold initiative for Gen Z students.
New spaces for key IUPUI offices and programs bring many benefits to students, faculty, and staff
While the IUPUI campus never stops moving, a decrease in foot traffic and requests for help creates the perfect time to make changes to programming and services to better support students, faculty, and staff during the busy fall and spring semesters.
