Written by: Tia Broz and Leslie Wells Indiana University supports veterans and other military-connected students year-round, through Military-Connected Student Services, scholarships and other resources. At IU Indianapolis, that includes a new course in the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. The school is home to 29 students who are veterans, with others who… Read more »
Brandon Sorge has spent his entire career in education. He’s taught high school math, worked as a K–12 administrator, and served as the director for the Indiana STEM Resource Network. That’s when he made a switch to higher education. He’s taught on the Indianapolis campus for years but joined the O’Neill School in August 2025… Read more »
From his office at O’Neill Indianapolis, Professor Tom Stucky reflects on the impact of one of his former colleagues. “The O’Neill School simply would not be what it is today without the influence of Professor Emeritus Sam Nunn,” says Stucky. “He was an architect of this school.” News was spreading quickly that Nunn had passed… Read more »
Wednesday, September 24, 2025 | 12:30–3 p.m. | Taylor Courtyard Each September, tents and tables take over Taylor Courtyard at IU Indianapolis. It’s a flurry of activity as organizations from around Indiana show up and set up, ready to talk about public safety, sustainability, and community resilience during the O’Neill School’s Community Safety Career Day. … Read more »
Artificial intelligence technology is at the center of a rapid shift in how the world of work works. But the change hasn’t come without controversy. From sparking debates on ethical use to discussions about environmental impact, the rise of AI has prompted significant questions—including what it means for the future of public management and government…. Read more »
