Kelley Indianapolis Undergraduate Program

Alyssa Fox has been preparing for the dual roles of college athlete and business student for most of her life.

Alexus Laird was a regular at the IUPUI Natatorium: double practices twice a week, regular practices on other days and weekend competitions. But it’s not the only place she competed in backstroke and freestyle.

“Build a better working world.”

Joining the IUPUI Regatta Steering Committee truly changed my world! I can feel the impact the event made on the IUPUI campus and surrounding community having seen the day-of come together regardless of weather delays and all other obstacles.

he seventh annual IUPUI Regatta is this Saturday, September 19. If you’ve missed the buzz on campus, let me give you the top five reasons to clear your schedule, or at least stop by the race for a little while.

Team Seychelles won 25 gold medals at the 9th Indian Ocean Island Games [IOIG] held in Reunion, a French overseas department in the Indian Ocean, from August 1 to 9.

Julie Barker, director, Field Human Resources and Recruiting, Appirio, and a 2005 graduate of the Kelley School of Business Indianapolis, was recently honored as Human Resources Professional of the Year, receiving the Award for Professional Excellence from the Indiana State Council of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).

Incoming freshmen: relax, and prepare yourself — you’re going to love your time with the Kelley School of Business. There are a few quick ways to guarantee a wonderful first year, and I’m here to reveal them.

We think being an urban campus is a huge advantage to our students here at Kelley Indianapolis, but why take our word for it when you can hear it from one of our students. Here are ten reasons Sophomore Sierra Lee is happy she made the decision to join us.