Written by: Teresa Mackin and Leslie Wells The disruption of crop production after the Russian invasion of Ukraine is expected to increase carbon emissions and food prices across the globe, without easing food insecurity. New research published this week by Jerome Dumortier, associate professor at the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IUPUI,… Read more »
Looking for a way to connect your Fall Break to service in your field of interest? IUPUI’s Alternative Break program gives students the chance to participate in a service-learning experience with community organizations. For 2022, the Alternative Fall Break trip lasts from October 14 through October 18. This year’s program is titled The Great Derangement:… Read more »
When O’Neill Assistant Professor Lauren Magee meets with survivors of nonfatal shootings and their family members, she’s focused on their health and well-being. “We don’t fully understand the ripple effects of the consequences of nonfatal shootings,” she explains. Magee says that’s because there’s a lack of data and research on the topic—nearly 30 years of… Read more »
More students living on campus can now think twice about their environmental impact at home. And it’s thanks to a highly motivated team of faculty, staff, and O’Neill students at IUPUI’s Office of Sustainability who working in the present to make IUPUI more sustainable in the future. They’re expanding the existing composting program from Riverwalk… Read more »
Starting college is often filled with a mixture of anxiety and excitement about new freedoms, new academic expectations, and a new social setting. To help students adjust before their first day of class, incoming freshmen attend Bridge Week at IUPUI. “Bridge Week helps calm those nerves that make the start of school so hard,” says… Read more »
