Sarah Bahr

The new chairperson of IUPUI’s School of Philanthropy reflects on the crisis in her field, and how she talks to her kids about altruism.

The late Bryan Fonseca’s playhouse once staged a show so controversial, police were stationed outside and a lawyer waited in the wings.

The stories behind the murals, directly from their creators.

Many presenters have adjusted their programming to keep it relevant in light of the Black Lives Matter protests and the pandemic.

The downtown mall is getting a makeover, but will it be enough to stay relevant?

“I’ve always been artistic, and I thought, Maybe I can learn to do this.”

The city’s top cop reflects on recent police shootings, protests, and how his career prepared him for the current crisis.

“We hope the impact of this protest and the looting doesn’t make us lose sight of the reason why people are so frustrated.”

“My primary concern is ensuring the safety of the protesters, who have a constitutional right to peacefully protest. But as a black man who feels the frustration and pain of so many, I also feel the need to be among the people, to hear their concerns on behalf of the mayor.”

The fabric to save lives?

“We watched these kids grow up, and now for them not to be able to go out in style. We weren’t going to have it.”

As more employees are working from home, some companies are turning to monitoring software to keep their teams on track.

A Children’s Museum exhibit scheduled for this month marks Barbie’s 60th anniversary. The doll has been criticized for her proportions and materialism, but scholars also see her as a progressive symbol.

A week ago, Rich Jackson was the top editor at The Bloomington Herald-Times. Now he’s homeless, jobless, and blogging from a Motel 6.

“Together, we’ll get through this.”