GALLERY: 2021 Men's Little 500
By Anna Brown | May 27, 2021 10:29 pmJetblach won the 2021 Little 500 after a crash right before lap 150.
Jetblach won the 2021 Little 500 after a crash right before lap 150.
Delta Gamma won its fourth Little 500 race Wednesday.
The IU alumnus was the first black player drafted to the NFL.
Riders race on the track during the Men's Little 500 race May 27, 2021, at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Indiana University Dance Marathon cycling team will make its debut at the men's Little 500 on Saturday.
Riders line up before the men's Little 500 race May 26, 2021, at Bill Armstrong Stadium. Light rain is expected at this year's Little 500 races, but they are both scheduled to go on as planned.
Indiana School for the Deaf principal Andy Alka talks about the challenges the school has faced during the pandemic Oct. 6, 2021, at ISD in Indianapolis. Alka is hearing and speaks fluent American Sign Language. “Students often forget that I’m hearing,” he said. "It means I’ve learned enough. I fit in."
A mural at the Indiana School the Deaf is pictured Oct. 9, 2021, in Indianapolis. ISD students created all the murals at the school.
Indiana School for the Deaf student Nicholle Bradach talks about the struggles she has faced as a deaf individual during the COVID-19 pandemic Oct. 9, 2021, at ISD in Indianapolis. She said it is difficult to tell when people are trying to talk to her because of masks.
Indiana School for the Deaf student Nicholle Bradach talks about the struggles she has faced as a deaf individual during the COVID-19 pandemic Oct. 9, 2021, at ISD in Indianapolis. Bradach has been attending ISD since she was in preschool.
IU senior Katherine Brown walks to class Nov. 29, 2021, on campus. Brown said IU’s Disability Services in the Division of Student Affairs has accommodated her well.
IU professor Debbie Gessinger helps students in her American Sign Language class Oct. 20, 2021, at Lindley Hall. Gessinger also teaches ASL classes on Zoom.
IU professor Debbie Gessinger helps students in her American Sign Language class Oct. 20, 2021, at Lindley Hall. She and her students wear clear masks in class so they can accurately communicate using ASL.
IU professor Rob Loveless teaches his Deaf Culture class Sep. 29, 2021, in Ballantine Hall. Loveless said the transition to teaching American Sign Language online was a big change for the professors. “It was almost as if we were beginning a new profession,” he said.
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