Indianapolis, IN
What to know about new IUPUI split, from academics to student life on campus
The split between Indiana University’ and Purdue Indianapolis’ shared Indianapolis campus is complete, ending a years-long process to unravel the 54-year-old collaboration between Indiana’s most prominent public universities.
What happened to IUPUI?
IUPUI will now be two separate schools: IU Indianapolis and Purdue in Indianapolis. IU will continue hosting most programs at the former IUPUI campus, while Purdue students will take classes with the same curriculum as students in West Lafayette but with the ability to enroll in some electives from IU Indianapolis.
Purdue’s president, Mung Chaing, said Thursday the university is treating the Indianapolis campus as an extension of the flagship West Lafayette campus and plans to offer bus shuttles for students between the two.
What programs belong to IU and what programs to Purdue?
IU will continue operating all programs except engineering and computer science, which will become part of Purdue. Jay Gladden, interim executive vice chancellor and chief academic officer with IU Indianapolis, said IU will soon offer undergraduate and graduate computer science degrees through the Luddy School of Informatics at the Indianapolis campus.
What happens to the current campus?
IU will continue to own and operate the existing campus and lease building space to Purdue. Earlier this month, Purdue announced plans to construct a mixed-use 248,000-square-foot building near West Street and Michigan Street. The building, on the site of what is currently a parking lot, will hold classrooms, dining spaces, laboratories, and student residences. Construction is scheduled to begin in Feb. 2025 and be completed in May 2027. The estimated total cost of the project is $187 million.
What does IUPUI split mean for alumni?
Degrees were issued from IU or Purdue. In referencing your degree, include IUPUI as the campus attended. Degree holders from Purdue can use the name Purdue in Indianapolis.
What happens to IUPUI teams?
IU Indianapolis will remain a D-1 athletic school and continue to be known as the Jaguars. The NCAA will allow current student-athletes in Purdue programs to continue competing as members of the Jaguars athletics teams, but future Purdue students will not be eligible to compete for IU Indy. A spokesperson for Purdue said the university does not intend to bring athletic programs to Indianapolis.
Will Purdue students live on IUI campus?
Beginning with the 2024–25 academic year, IU will provide student housing to Purdue students in North Hall, with Purdue students on Purdue floors and IU students on IU floors.
Will tuition rates change?
Starting in the fall of 2024, students in an IU program will pay the IU Indianapolis rate, while students in Purdue programs will pay the Purdue West Lafayette tuition rate.
Where will IU and Purdue applicants send FAFSA forms?
There will be a unique code for high school students applying to IU Indianapolis to send their free application for federal student aid. Students applying to Purdue in Indianapolis must apply to Purdue West Lafayette and indicate a desire for Indianapolis on their original application. Students denied at the West Lafayette may still be accepted in Indianapolis.
Will Purdue students still have access to campus recreation and extracurriculars?
All students, regardless of the program, will have access to the same buildings and spaces, including the IUI recreation center. Purdue students may still join clubs at IUI but may not be eligible to hold leadership positions.
How will double majors work at new IUI and PUI?
Students double majoring or minoring in the two schools will receive individualized advising to complete their degrees. Gladden said it was essential for the two schools to allow students to complete their degrees as intended. Students cannot double major in different schools in the future.
For more information, visit the IU and Purdue websites.
Tyler Spence is a Pulliam Fellow primarily covering business. He can be contacted at jspence@gannett.com
Indianapolis, IN
Kitchen fire forces evacuation at Indianapolis’ Sullivan’s Steakhouse
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — 45 employees and guests were forced to evacuate Sullivan’s Steakhouse on East 86th Street late Saturday night, which is right next to The Fashion Mall at Keystone.
According to a social media post from the Indianapolis Fire Department, just after 10 p.m., a fire broke out inside the kitchen exhaust hood system and spread to the roof.
Multiple 911 callers reported flames on the roof and the fire was marked as working while IFD crews were en route.
Firefighters say the aggressive fire was under control in 26 minutes.
Thankfully, no was one injured.
Indianapolis, IN
Man fatally shot near 10th Street, Shadeland Avenue on Mother’s Day
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A man is dead, and a suspect has been detained following a shooting on Indy’s far east side.
The shooting took place around midnight Sunday near the intersection of East 10th Street and Shadeland Avenue.
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers arrived at the scene and found a man with multiple gunshot wounds. Medics rushed him to a hospital, where he later died.
Investigators say they believe it started as an altercation in the parking lot of a business before the shooting happened.
The suspect stayed on the scene and was later detained. IMPD says they located a gun in the suspect’s car.
IMPD Capt. John Arvin told media at the scene, “It’s Mother’s Day. Here’s the tragedy. A mother is going to get a knock on the door this morning that her son is dead. For the rest of her life, every Mother’s Day, she’s going to remember that’s the day my son died.
“That just makes this a senseless tragedy. We have no idea what the fight was over, what led to the shooting, but whatever it was, does it lead to someone’s mother knowing for the rest of her life my son died on mothers day. That’s just tragedy.”
Police say many of the surrounding businesses have security cameras, and they will contact them today to review the footage as part of the investigation.
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis Race Results: May 9, 2026 (INDYCAR) – Racing News
IndyCar race results from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
IndyCar Series drivers are on the grid in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course is set to host a day of open wheel racing.
View Indianapolis race results for the IndyCar Series below.
Alex Palou and Pato O’Ward set the front row. 85 laps laps of stock car racing are up next…
Race Report
Green flag, Alex Palou is clear out of turn one. Pato O’Ward is turned! Scott Dixon and others are collected. The caution is out.
Penalty: Felix Rosenqvist will serve a drive thru penalty for contact in turn one.
Green, Palou leads Malukas and Kirkwood into turn one.
Lap 7, Kirkwood dives inside of Malukas into turn one. Kirkwood takes 2nd away.
Lap 21, Alexander Rossi is stalled and the caution is out. Multiple pit strategies are now in play.
Palou heads for the pit lane. Power is handed the lead as Palou restarts 19th.
Green, Power leads Malukas and Lundgaard. Felix Rosenqvist jumps over the top of Kyffin Simpson, caution.
Power pits from the lead with others. Malukas is handed the lead.
Green, Malukas leads Lunagaard into turn one.
Lap 48, Malukas and others head for the pit lane. Lundgaard pits the following lap. Malukas cycles out ahead. Malukas is saving fuel.
Lap 52, Power leads Malukas by 8 seconds.
Lap 63, Alex Palou pits for the final time from 5th.
20 to go, Lundgaard and many of the leaders dive for the pit lane. A lap later, Malukas heads for the pit lane.
Malukas cycles out ahead of Lundgaard. Lundgaard trails by 1.3 seconds.
18 to go, Lundgaard is all over the gearbox of the leader! Malukas blocks the inside into turn one. He misses a shift and Lundgaard pulls on the outside. They fight for space into turn four, Lundgaard to the lead!
8 to go, Lundgaard leads Malukas by 3 seconds. He’s driving away.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Race Results
May 9, 2026
IndyCar Series
Pos | Driver
1. Christian Lundgaard
2. David Malukas
3. Graham Rahal
4. Josef Newgarden
5. Alex Palou
6. Scott Dixon
7. Louis Foster
8. Dennis Hauger
9. Kyle Kirkwood
10. Nolan Siegel
11. Marcus Armstrong
12. Kyffin Simpson
13. Will Power
14. Santino Ferrucci
15. Rinus VeeKay
16. Scott McLaughlin
17. Sting Ray Robb
18. Pato O’Ward
19. Caio Collet
20. Mick Schumacher
21. Romain Grosjean
22. Marcus Ericsson
23. Felix Rosenqvist
24. Christian Rasmussen
25. Alexander Rossi
IndyCar Series
Point Standings
Pending
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Video Highlights
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