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 »
As the 2024–25 academic year comes to a close, O’Neill faculty members are being recognized for their work throughout the year and their careers. Whether receiving awards for their teaching practices, research, support of students, or their commitment to Indiana University, 16 O’Neill faculty received recognition for their efforts.
Written by: Tia Broz, IU Communications and Marketing IU Indianapolis Chancellor Latha Ramchand has appointed O’Neill Professor Tom Stucky to serve as faculty fellow for the Office of the Chancellor. Stucky has been a member of the school’s criminal justice faculty since 2004. In his role as faculty fellow for the chancellor’s office, he will collaborate… Read more »
Two O’Neill graduate students can count themselves among the cream of the crop at IU Indianapolis for 2025. Each year, the Division of Student Affairs, IU Indianapolis Graduate School, Office of Academic Affairs, and the Graduate and Professional Student Government select 50 graduate and professional students who stand out due to their academic excellence, campus… Read more »
Ally Shelton-Jones has done something no one in her family has done before. Not only is she the first to attend college and earn her degree, she also was selected as one of IU Indianapolis’ top 100 undergraduate students for 2025. But her accolades advanced beyond that—Shelton-Jones soon learned she also was a top 10… Read more »
