Marilyn Odendahl

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The five Purdue Global Law School graduates who were admitted to the Indiana bar in May are (from left) Joud Elias, Daniel Stahoviak, Martin Pritikin, dean of Purdue Global Law School, Abby Strehle, Lindley Jarrett, and Jeff Kraft (Photo/John Underwood for Purdue Global) By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen May 30, 2025 From the start of his career as an engineer and now as an environmental health and safety manager, Lindley Jarrett of Lafayette has become fascinated at the critical role...

1 week ago | indianacitizen.org | Marilyn Odendahl

Indiana’s Office of the Public Access Counselor is not returning phone calls or emails and has not posted any opinions online this year. (Photo/File) This story was originally published by the Indiana Capital Chronicle. By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz Indiana Capital Chronicle May 30, 2025Tippecanoe County resident Pamela Frazee just wants to know if her messages went through. Phone calls to Indiana’s Office of the Public Access Counselor (PAC) route directly to a voicemail box and aren’t returned.

1 week ago | indianacitizen.org | Marilyn Odendahl

Angel Mounds was one of the largest and most complex Indigenous communities ever built in what is now Indiana. (Photo/Courtesy Indiana University)This story was originally published by Public News Service. By Joe Ulery, anchor/producer Public News Service May 30, 2025Hoosiers can now step into the past. A new exhibit opens this weekend at the Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Bloomington.

1 week ago | indianacitizen.org | Marilyn Odendahl

This column was originally published on the Ball State University Center for Business and Economic Research Weekly Commentary blog. By Michael Hicks May 25, 2025Whenever President Trump’s tariff fiasco comes to an end, we will turn attention to the lasting impacts. It is not a pretty picture. One of the many contradictory explanations of the Trump tariffs is that this will bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. That is asinine.

1 week ago | indianacitizen.org | Marilyn Odendahl

A banner displaying the message “Black Lives Matter” is pictured on a walkway over Michigan Street at IUPUI’s campus on April 21, 2022. (Credit: Liz Kaye/Indiana University Indianapolis University Library Special Collections and Archives)This story was originally published by Mirror Indy. By Claire Rafford Mirror Indy May 28, 2025IU Indianapolis recently removed two prominent signs that read “Black Lives Matter” and “Discrimination has no place here” from its downtown campus.