Troi Watts is a Content Strategist for the University of Indianapolis. With a focus on local news in Indianapolis, Troi covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, student achievements, and campus initiatives. Troi's articles aim to inform and engage the university community and the broader Indianapolis area.
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By: Troi Watts
The University of Indianapolis hosted more than 20 young pianists of all talents in June for the 30th Annual Summer Piano Camp. Led by UIndy students, alumni, and faculty, the Summer Piano Camp immersed its young musicians in various aspects of music, including solo and ensemble performance, history, composition, and theory.
By: Troi Watts
In June, the University of Indianapolis hosted more than 80 high school students from Perry Township on campus for the Second Annual UIndy Summer Success Camp. The Summer Success Camp, offered at no-cost to students thanks to a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc., offers attendees the opportunity to learn more about college life with the goal of encouraging more students to pursue higher education.
By: Troi Watts
The 2024 Indiana Mental Health Roundtable Summit brought experts and stakeholders from across the state together to discuss the multifaceted impact of mental health. Amongst these experts was Professor Lynell Westbrook Cooper, MSW, LCSW, from the Phylis Lan Lin School of Social Work and Counseling at the University of Indianapolis.
By: Troi Watts
Communiversity – the University of Indianapolis’ online, book-club-style course – returns this fall to explore Bleak House by Charles Dickens. Why should you register for Communiversity this year?
By: Troi Watts
Today the University of Indianapolis announced the recipients of this year’s Faculty and Staff Achievement Awards. Congratulations to the following faculty and staff for being recognized for their achievements and successes from the 2023-24 academic year:
The Kellogg Writers Series at the University of Indianapolis announced its 2024-25 season, which features four critically acclaimed writers, including a member of UIndy’s faculty, who represent a variety of literary genres, including poetry and memoir.
By: Troi Watts
The Class of 2028 marked the beginning of their journeys as Greyhounds with the first-ever Service for Impact Day on Saturday, August 24. More than 150 students, faculty and staff volunteered at more than a dozen Indianapolis non-profit organizations, including Bethany Community Gardens, Exodus Refugee Immigration Inc., Indy Parks, and Hope for Tomorrow.
By: Troi Watts
The University of Indianapolis and its Alumni Board of Directors honored UIndy graduates who have achieved exceptional success and served their society.
By: Troi Watts
When Dr. Laura Merrifield Wilson, associate professor of political science, was invited to moderate the 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial and U.S. Senate Debates, she saw an opportunity not just for herself but also for her students. Producing a political debate requires many people behind the scenes, fulfilling various roles—from assisting local media to keeping time during the debate itself. Who better to fill these roles than future political professionals? So, Dr. Wilson incorporated attending and working at the debates into her Campaign and Elections course.
By: Troi Watts
This year, Grady the Greyhound celebrates his fifth anniversary as the University of Indianapolis’s beloved live mascot!
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