Finding community 

  • 37 new student organizations were established.
  • 370 students participated in the monthlong Sober October Challenge.
  • Campus Recreation saw a 6 percent increase in students who played Intramurals.
  • The Student Activities Programming Board (SAPB) had a great student turnout for their signature events. 537 Jags attended “First Night” during WOW and 170 students took part in Regatta’s Flick n’ Float.

Creating impact for others

  • The inaugural Jaguar 5K and Mental Health Mile raised $3,449 for IU Indianapolis’s Collegiate Recovery Community scholarships and saw 214 walk/run to support the cause.
  • The six chapters of IU Indianapolis’s College Panhellenic Council collectively raised $1,100 for their national philanthropy, Circle of Sisterhood, which helps to eliminate educational barriers for women. This is the largest amount raised for their philanthropy in recent years.

Putting student health and wellness first

  • Campus Health partnered with local organization PATH4YOU to provide students with a variety of contraceptive options and access to all forms of birth control.
  • 216 doses of Naloxone, the opioid overdose reversal drug, were distributed; 117 of which were through the campus’ 24/7 NaloxBox.
  • 241 free HIV/STI tests were provided to students thanks to monthly Know Your Status events and coordination with community partners.