Learning Curve: A Range of Hoosiers Weigh In on Glenda Ritz
With all the noise surrounding new Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz, will her agenda of slowing down reforms advance? Or is her voice—and those of her supporters—bound to get drowned out?
Philip Gulley: Best in Class
Everyone should be a teacher for one year to know what ingratitude feels like.
Jason Whitlock: No Pulled Punches
Whitlock acknowledges that his colorful history with ESPN is one reason it has taken extra time to get everyone there on board.
Photos: Indy’s Burmese Chin Population Protests The Coup In Myanmar
The Chin Evangelical Baptist Church hosted an event to support the country's pro-democracy protesters.
Next Stop, Stardom: Famous Hoosiers Turned New Yorkers
Who's who among Indianans on the fast track in NYC, from breakout designers to NBA bigwigs.
The Coup In Myanmar, Through The Eyes Of Indy’s Chin Community
Chin Community of Indiana board president Peter Thawnghmung speaks about the currently unfolding tragedy in his home country.
Higher Education—I through L
Indiana State University, 200 N. Seventh St., Terre Haute, 800-468-6478, indstate.edu. Enrollment: 13,183. Annual tuition: $8,216 (in-state), $18,146 (out-of-state). Room and board: $8,746 and up. Degrees offered: certificate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral.
Six Ways To Celebrate Juneteenth Around Indy
Whether you’re looking for family entertainment or to sample some local art and cuisine, we’ve got you covered.
Donation Box for the Homeless Is a Good Armrest
Had the pedestrians and shopkeepers of a less-enlightened metropolis complained about aggressive panhandling (as they did in Indianapolis a few years ago), their leaders might simply have opted for rousting the offenders. Not here. In 2008, we also got donation boxes on downtown sidewalks for the benefit of the homeless. They seemed an admirable symbol of compromise: While pledging to keep an eye on problem beggars, the city also acknowledged that combating homelessness is a cause worth raising money for. Even the boxes' signage echoes the compromise, managing to scold ("No one should be bullied to give a handout") and implore ("Give Real Help") all at once.
WIBC Radio: Evan West Speaks to State Fair Tragedy
Reflecting on his experiences with interviewing survivors and others affected by the Indiana State Fair tragedy in August 2011, executive editor Evan West speaks today with 93.1 host Steve Simpson. Audio from their conversation appears here at right. Simpson himself was one who reacted quickly on the ground to report the stage rigging collapse on August 13, 2011, just before the country band Sugarland was to take the stage.