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Marian Communication Students Earn Statewide Honors at 2026 IBSB Awards
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  Two students from Marian University’s Department of Communication were recognized at the 2026 Indiana Association of School Broadcasters (IASB) College Competition, earning top-three finishes in statewide categories during the awards ceremony held March 28. Braden Kidd received second place in the Podcast category, while Alberto Calzudes earned third
Lenten season encourages reflection and renewal among Marian students
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As the Lenten season continues, many students at Marian University are taking time to reflect on its history, meaning and personal impact on their faith. This year, Lent began on Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, with Ash Wednesday and will end April 2 with Holy Thursday, before the evening Mass. The season culminates in the celebration...
Marian students selected as 500 Festival Princesses
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Several Marian University students have been selected as 2026 500 Festival Princesses, a prestigious program that promotes leadership, community service and engagement across Indiana during the lead-up to the Indianapolis 500. The 500 Festival Princess Program, established in 1959, selects 33 college-aged women from across the state to serve as ambassadors f
Marian yoga program expands, promotes wellness for students
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INDIANAPOLIS — Marian University is expanding its yoga program, offering students more opportunities to stay active while focusing on mental and physical well-being. With a variety of student activities available on campus — including clubs, fitness facilities and group classes — yoga has recently seen increased promotion and participation. The program conti
BAFTA Disaster during Black History Month
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Black History Month began in 1926 as Negro History Week, founded by historian Carter G. Woodson to address the erasure of Black Americans’ contributions from textbooks and public memory. It highlights Black leaders, innovators, artists and activists, as well as cultural movements, civil rights struggles and contributions to science, politics, literature and
Marian hosts career fair with internships, jobs and study abroad opportunities
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INDIANAPOLIS — Marian University hosted a career fair on Feb. 13, offering students opportunities to explore internships, job openings and study abroad programs. Students who attended were able to connect with organizations across a range of fields, including Chick-fil-A, Girl Scouts, nursing programs, engineering companies and military representatives. The
Marian falls at home to No. 24 Taylor, 68-42
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INDIANAPOLIS — Marian men’s basketball fell to No. 24 Taylor University 68-42 on Saturday afternoon, extending its losing streak and continuing a difficult stretch in Crossroads League play. The loss drops the Knights to 5-19 overall and 2-12 in conference play, where they remain in 10th place in the standings. Taylor set the tone early,...
Talk It Out Tuesday: Mastering Natural Hair
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The Unity Center hosted a natural hair education program Feb. 10 from 3 to 5 p.m., bringing students together to share techniques, personal experiences and cultural knowledge about caring for natural hair. Facilitated by Ms. Edan, the event encouraged students to teach one another through hands-on demonstrations, offering tips, routines and styling guidance
UBI, Marian Leadership Committee and Unity Center host weekly events for Black History Month anniversary
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Marian University marked the 100th anniversary of Black History Month with a series of weekly events throughout February, hosted by the Union for Black Identity, the Marian Leadership Committee and the Unity Center. From cultural celebrations and professional development workshops to film screenings and community dinners, the monthlong lineup provided consis
Marian Battles Early but Falls to Indiana Wesleyan
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INDIANAPOLIS — Marian men’s basketball showed early energy but could not keep pace with Indiana Wesleyan, falling 91–64 Wednesday night at home. Indiana Wesleyan opened the game on an 8-3 run, but Marian quickly responded behind a hot start from Dylan Moles. Moles scored aggressively in the opening minutes, at one point matching the Wildcats’...
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