Daily Journal: New master plan reimagines UIndy spaces for changing student needs

The University of Indianapolis is developing a new campus master plan to modernize academic spaces, expand green areas, improve student housing and update athletic facilities to better meet changing student needs. The Daily Journal spoke with Chris Plouff, provost and executive vice president at UIndy, about how the plan aligns with the university’s strategic priorities while creating more flexible spaces for learning, collaboration, recreation and community life. Plouff said academic spaces remain the top priority, with potential improvements including classroom technology upgrades, collaborative layouts and outdoor learning environments designed to support student engagement. The coverage highlights how University of Indianapolis planning, experiential education and workforce development priorities are shaping a long-term vision for a more connected, accessible and student-centered campus.