Members of the "Divine Nine" came to the Statehouse Tuesday to advocate for change, including a bill for Medicaid funding.

Divine Nine members in Indiana took to the Statehouse on March 25 to advocate for funding across healthcare and education.

After a late entry, Adrienne Adams is looking to tap into the Divine Nine — a group of historically Black sororities and fraternities.

sororities, and similar institutions than Black ones because they simply outnumber us. 4. Points #2 and #3 doesn’t let the Divine Nine off the hook just because “white people do it too ...

Hoosiers are taking opportunities to let those lawmakers know what they think, both across their communities and at the ...

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Stallworth says sororities and fraternities gave Black students at predominantly white schools a space and home to feel safe, especially during the civil rights movement. More from News 12 ...

Indiana members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. will gather at the Indiana Statehouse from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on March 25.