Written by: Leslie Wells, Rebecca Trimpe, and Nikki Livingston Janet McCabe, former deputy administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is joining the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs to help prepare the next generation of leaders for service. That includes leading a course through O’Neill Indianapolis during the 2025–26 academic year. McCabe has… Read more »
Listen to Rep. Pryor on the O’Neill Speaks podcast. As a little girl in Holly Springs, Mississippi, Cherrish Pryor remembers watching her grandmother work as she looked on from the window of her grandparents’ pickup truck. Her grandmother would walk to a house with a voter registration form in hand, talk to whoever opened the… Read more »
As Naila Taliz sat with her advisors, she filled out a questionnaire to help her better understand her interests. Until that moment, she had struggled to decide what she wanted to do as a future career. “I was really trapped and had no idea where I was going,” she admits. “I just knew that I… Read more »
O’Neill Indianapolis has named its Outstanding Students for its five degree programs for the Class of 2025. Each year, the O’Neill School faculty votes on one student from each of its degree-granting programs to receive the award. The students are recognized for their academic achievements and merit during their time with the O’Neill School. One… Read more »
Sydney Powers came to O’Neill to build on a foundation in criminal justice. She already had a bachelor’s degree in criminology and criminal justice and a double minor in forensic investigation and law enforcement and evidence. But she wanted more. “I recognized just how deeply rooted my passion for criminal justice and public service truly… Read more »
