Parade promises a long-denied but better-played tribute
It’s been a long time coming, but on Saturday, the 1955 Crispus Attucks High School state championship boys basketball team will finally get its public due. For the first time in the 500 Festival Parade’s 58-year history, it will make a planned stop on Monument Circle. Twenty-first-century technology will allow the world to witness the sights and sounds as members of the Attucks team get the on-the-Circle celebration they were denied following their historic 1955 win.
International service trip offers insights into healthcare in U.S.
More than miles separate the U.S. and Ecuador when it comes to health conditions in the two countries. Still, Karen Klutzke says she will draw on her experiences in that South American country when she begins her career as a physician assistant later this year.
Klutzke will be among the first students to graduate in August from the Master of Physician Assistant Studies program in the Indiana University School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
Digital libraries are diamonds of a better kind
Exploring online digital riches can be as intoxicating as going to an upscale jewelry retailer. Digital collections offer unprecedented opportunities to learn about and put to use knowledge and creative activity from around the world. They also provide varied views of life in other times and places.
Football may be coming to IUPUI, thanks to the IUPUI Robotics Club
A T-shirt sold at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis boasts, tongue in cheek, that IUPUI is undefeated in football since 1969.
The joke is that IUPUI, founded in 1969, has never fielded a football team. But that may change this coming academic year, if the IUPUI Robotics Club has its way.
