The semester has been unique and challenging in so many ways. But the end is almost here. Friday, November 20, was the last day IUPUI students had classes on campus, after which we’ve transitioned to 100% online instruction. As Kelleys anticipate the online transition and the upcoming finals week, I offer five online study tips,…… Read more »
Delta Sigma Pi wins Outstanding Development Award and Chapter Advisor of the Year
The Kelley School of Business at IUPUI Kappa Sigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi (DSP) was awarded the 2020 Regional Outstanding Development Award for a Collegiate Chapter by the national Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity. According to the national Fraternity, the award “is presented on an annual basis to the collegiate chapter of Delta Sigma Pi…… Read more »
Top apps for Kelleys at IUPUI
Whether you’re trying to get around campus or find internship or job positions, we’ve compiled a list of recommended phone apps for Kelley School of Business at IUPUI students as the fall semester starts.
Student perspective: Navigating remote learning during COVID-19
This year, COVID-19 changed academic life as we moved from on-campus learning to remote learning.
Father’s Day reflections from Kelley dads
In recognition of Father’s Day, we asked some of our Kelley faculty, staff, students and recent alumni to tell us more about their favorite traditions and memories with their families.
A family affair: Mother and son attend Kelley together
How to improve communication when working — or studying — remotely
“Communication, especially during times of uncertainty or crisis, relies on good planning.”
Our new normal: how to make the most of your online courses
Remember how the beginning of school felt? When you had to learn where your class was, pick your seat and get to know your professors? The next week or so may feel the same way. There will likely be a learning curve as we all transition from in-person to online and remote learning. We asked…… Read more »
The best spots for coffee on or near campus
According to a 2018 National Coffee Association survey, up to 64% of adults in the U.S. drink coffee daily.
Student perspective: Why I got involved on campus
