News and College Life

This class took advantage of some cooler weather and moved the lesson outside. 

A little boy rides his working fire truck through the Student Center during IU Kokomo's Halloween Open House. This year was the third year IU Kokomo hosted a sensory sensitive hour in which the environment was safer for those with autism or other disabilities.

IU Kokomo students ride the subway in New York City as part of a KEY (Kokomo Experience and You) trip to the Big Apple. The KEY program allows students to travel around the midwest and even around the country and experience new sights they may never be able to experience at little to no cost to them. 

IU Kokomo's observatory opens its doors to the public once a month for star gazing and lectures by Professor Patrick Motle.

College students create a fun, safe, indoor, Halloween event on the track in the Fitness Center. Children from the community are invited to participate in family-friendly games and events to receive candy and treats in lieu of traditional door-to-door Trick or Treating.

Students explain their research and share their findings at the Fall Research Fair.

POETRY ROLLS! puts poetry In motion with a traveling poetry playground—a van covered in magnetized words and crammed with volunteers and fun activities. The van travels to different locations in Lancaster for a full week. All are invited to make a poem, share a poem, receive a poem! 

Some students were selling takoyaki to fundraise their project

Early Childhood Education students organised a Children's Day for refugee children

Our former CEO, Ms Moey, is retiring and hands over the reins to the new CEO, Ms Angela.