Jadah Cunningham was planning to spend the weekend at her parents’ house. She went into work ready to finish her shift before heading home. But while she was working hard inside, a thief was working outside. “When I got off work, I discovered my car had been broken into,” she recalls. “My backpack, purse,… Read more »
By: Kelsey Cook, Office of the Vice President for Research, and Leslie Wells, O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at IUPUI As COVID-19 began spreading across the United States, governors found themselves needing to react—and fast. Many began issuing executive orders aimed at slowing the spread of the virus. O’Neill IUPUI’s Peter Federman and Cali… Read more »
Click here to donate to the O’Neill IUPUI Emergency Fund to help students facing unexpected crises. Cassie Popplewell was well into one of the most impactful semesters of her life. The O’Neill public safety major was in Washington, D.C., with O’Neill’s Washington Leadership Program. She was thrilled to be working as an intern with… Read more »
O’Neill student staff members are often in the O’Neill office before anyone else. They’re making sure everything is ready for a successful day for both the students and staff who enter BS 3025. When visitors walk into the O’Neill office, their first encounter will be with Katie Boynton, Jessie Silguero, Abby Klippel, Kelsey Weaver,… Read more »
The spring semester looks much different now than it has in years past. Classrooms that once hosted engaging discussions now sit empty—the conversations have been moved online in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic. Yet while most students may no longer be on campus, their hard work continues. IUPUI is recognizing some of those students… Read more »
