Written by Samantha Buran and Brooke Barnett Across the nation, there has been a growing call for government accountability, particularly as it relates to city government budgets and their budgeting processes. For example, in Indianapolis, there have been public calls for public safety reforms, increased funding for rental assistance, and other related items. The… Read more »
In three separate corners of Indianapolis, Ciana Rose Sorrentino, Madison Byarley, and Amanda Studor Bond all intently read through documents on their laptops. Even though it was summer, and they were miles apart, these O’Neill IUPUI MPA students were working together on a project that would ultimately have a national and international impact. The women… Read more »
Polls in Indiana are open on November 3, 2020, Election Day, from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. To find Election Day polling sites in your area, visit indianavoters.org. As soon as early voting opened in Marion County, a line began to snake around the City-County Building in downtown Indianapolis. Despite having more than 650,000… Read more »
Riley Sandel has come a long way from that first day on IUPUI’s campus in 2018. Having earned an undergraduate degree in architecture, Sandel began designing and building a new future by earning a master’s degree through O’Neill IUPUI. Sandel has used an O’Neill education to help communities better understand their own needs and potential by staying connected and listening to the people who live in… Read more »
When Amber Rose Greaney walked onto the IUPUI campus, she knew exactly what she wanted to do: make the world a better place. For her, that means helping people and communities focus on environmental sustainability. From serving on IUPUI’s Sustainability Council, to working on Greening IUPUI grants, and presenting her work at national conferences, Greaney… Read more »
