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IU Indianapolis and Purdue in Indianapolis open separate housing application portals
IUPUI is set to split into two different institutions, IU Indianapolis (IUI) and Purdue in Indianapolis (PUI), as of July 1. As a result, there will be two different housing portals for students this upcoming year, as Purdue students will now have to apply in a separate Purdue portal. Applications for both institutions will open on Jan.
IUI announces Latha Ramchand as next chancellor
After having intern chancellors since 2022, IUI has announced Latha Ramchand as next chancellor Latha Ramchand, currently serving as the executive vice chancellor and provost at the University of Missouri, will take the role of chancellor at Indiana University Indianapolis on Feb. 12. Ramchand is set to guide IUPUI through the transition to IU Indianapolis in July 2024.
IUPUI Women's Soccer Aiming High after Historic Regular Season
On Sept. 25, the IUPUI women’s soccer team concluded their regular season with a 2-0 win over their in-state rival, Purdue Fort Wayne. The win secured the Jags the two seed and a first-round bye in the Horizon League tournament. Despite an outstanding regular season performance, the Jags enter the tournament as underdogs to Milwaukee, who have won the last five Horizon League championships. IUPUI knows a thing or two about being underdogs.
IUPUI Breakup Made Official
After announcing their plan for a split in August 2022, Indiana University president Pamela Whitten and Purdue University president Mung Chiang made the breakup official on Wednesday, with a special signing ceremony in the Campus Center Atrium. In the special ceremony, both presidents made remarks and signed the papers that officially separate IUPUI into two universities within Indianapolis on June 30, 2024.
Wild Walkoff for the Jags
Down to their final three outs, trailing by four and looking for a playoff berth, the IUPUI Jaguars needed something special to stay alive. The chilly forty-degree weather and often powerful wind gusts did not make their comeback effort any easier. Despite the odds being stacked against them, The IUPUI Softball team would mount a five-run rally, exploiting Robert Morris’ errors, to win in wild fashion while keeping them well alive in the playoff chase.
Behind the Curtain: A Look at Indiana's Lesser Known Tradition
Taking a Peek Backstage of Indianapolis' Top Show Choirs The crowd leaks into the aisles at Franklin Central High School’s crowded auditorium and the house lights dim. A group in vibrant, colorful costumes emerges from the dark wings to dramatic music, crashing thunder, loud cheering and sporadic, flashing stage lights. As the spotlights brighten upon the group, the anticipation is finally over for these performers.
IUPUI Swimming and Diving Teams Score Best-Ever Conference Title Finish
Mens and Womens Swimming and Diving Horizon League Championship recap Both the Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving teams took runners-up in the Horizon League Conference Championship, their highest placement since joining the Horizon League in 2017. The IUPUI men’s team closely challenged nine time defending champion, Oakland, in the four-day long event.
IUPUI Women's Tennis: The Past is Behind, A New Era is Ahead
Samantha Hayward and Meghan Bernard at the IUPUI Fall Invitational | Courtesy: IUPUI Athletics As the IUPUI women's tennis team fell 2-5 in their last match of 2022 vs Northern Kentucky, there seemed to be hope for the season ahead. After two players were kicked off the team, their coach unexpectedly fired mid-season and another player missed significant time due to injury, any team would have had difficulty recovering and scraping together a successful season.
IUPUI Tennis: From Ace to Fault
Likely, when you think of IUPUI sports, tennis is not the first sport that comes to mind. Believe it or not, Indianapolis was once known for the sport. The former Indianapolis Tennis Center on the IUPUI campus hosted crowds of over 100,000 in the 1980s and 90s to see tennis superstars like John McEnroe and Pete Sampras duke it out. As the years went by, less notable players entered the tournament, and attendance declined to only 60-70 thousand fans.
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