Honors News
Check out recent happenings and student success stories in the Honors College!
Leading and learning about public policy across the country
Sukhpreet Gill explores how she has gained leadership experiences in both Indianapolis and Washington, D.C. as she sets out to make a difference beyond the academic field.
Studying human behavior: a college career of trying everything
Gabriella Weaver graduated from IU Indianapolis in the Spring of 2025 but her involvement in campus life has remained a part of her with every step she takes into the future.
A time for celebration: an Honors scholar’s end of year success
Hannah Fox provides a look into her time as a student at IU Indianapolis as she prepares to graduate as the Honors College Chancellor’s Scholar and graduation speaker.
Growing through community: an Honors Scholar’s interest in academic opportunities
Ifeoluwa Lois Windapo offers insight into her academic involvement and the way she hopes to build, and be immersed in, communities.
How undergraduate research shaped Mollie Koester’s path toward a career in science
Mollie Koester’s experience with undergraduate research helped her discover new interests, new skills, and a new career path.
At ease in the lab: an Honors student’s time working with the School of Medicine
Sreepadaarchana Munjuluri provides insight into her lab work with Professor Alexander Obukhov in the School of Medicine and explains how the Honors College has impacted her college career.
Reviewing & publishing: an Honors student’s time with genesis
Hazel Blythe reflects on her work with genesis, IU Indianapolis’ literary and arts magazine, as this year’s submission deadline fast approaches.
Alexandria Edmonds builds career experiences early and finds passion for social work
Alexandria Edmonds, a senior studying social work, shares her early volunteer experiences and what it means to be career ready. Her story reminds students to start early and start now when it comes... Read more about Alexandria Edmonds builds career experiences early and finds passion for social work
Travel Far and Wide: A Professor’s Experience Around the Globe
Ian McIntosh reflects on his time showing students the joy of traveling the world, whether their journeys be in person or virtual.
Written reflections: experiencing life through creative writing
Elise Tegegne reflects on her college career amidst the publication of her first book, In Praise of Houseflies: Meditations on the Gifts in Everyday Quandaries.