As Andre Parnell strolled the streets of Indianapolis’ east side, camera in hand. He was searching for a moment—one that would capture the realities, risks, and resilience within his community. “The Far Eastside is more than where we’re from—it’s where we shape who we are,” Parnell explains. “Every street tells a story; every neighbor… Read more »
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 »
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 »
As the new director of IU Executive Education, John Courtney understands the bullet points on his resume may prompt questions. He doesn’t come from a traditional leadership, academic, or training background. Instead, he spent more than three decades working in technology sales and sales leadership for companies like Microsoft, Oracle, and HP. But after a… Read more »
