As the nation begins to celebrate Black History Month, the O’Neill School is working to amplify Black voices within our own community. From students to faculty and alumni, the O’Neill IUPUI blog will feature guest posts throughout February discussing the individual’s research, fields of expertise, and/or experiences. Sydney Hylton is only in her second year… Read more »
The deadline to apply for the Hudnut Scholarship in Public Leadership is March 1. To apply for this or any scholarship, visit this link. Zion Miller is focused on leaving a legacy for future generations through public service. In between taking classes at O’Neill, Miller spent much of the fall 2020 semester writing news releases,… Read more »
Sustainability students can earn a scholarship through the O’Neill School that will help them cover the costs of their education while they work to make a difference in the world. One of the Dean’s Council Scholarships, given by O’Neill Dean’s Council member Janet McCabe, is awarded to a graduate or undergraduate sustainability student… Read more »
Following violent protests at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, the FBI released information about potential future protests around the nation ahead of Inauguration Day. Law enforcement and intelligence agencies across the country are now working to prepare for those possible demonstrations. O’Neill IUPUI Senior Lecturer Dr. William Foley, Jr. spoke about those… Read more »
To register for the 2021 Beyond the Badge 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, September 19, 2021, visit this link. Law enforcement and public safety are changing. Calls for an overhaul of law enforcement training, policies, and practices could reshape the future of these fields—and O’Neill students will be part of that change. To help support those… Read more »
