NAIA passes legislation allowing student-athletes to be compensated for name, image, and likeness
Brandon Miniard, Sports Editor
October 9, 2020
On October 7, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) passed groundbreaking legislation, allowing student-athletes to be compensated for their name, image, and likeness (NIL), making the league the first college sports sanctioning organization to pass such a policy. “This is a ...
Carnegie Center, City of New Albany complete new riverside skate park
Moriah Harrod, Staff Reporter
January 26, 2020
The City of New Albany and The Carnegie Center for Art and History completed construction in December 2019 on the New Albany Flow Park, a creative collaboration built along the Ohio River. Part public art exhibit, part recreational park, the $500,000 project replaces the outdated skate park between...
Louisville photographer makes photos by hand
January 12, 2020
For Rudy Salgado, Instagram filters are just not enough. A Louisville, Ky.-based artist passionate about creating art with his hands, Salgado decided to make his photographs look ‘old-fashioned’ by making them the ‘old-fashioned’ way. He uses the tintype method, a photographic technology invented...
IUS students remember Katie Morris, raise funds to support family
John Clere, Editor-in-Chief
December 27, 2019
IU Southeast art therapy major Katie Morris died Monday, Dec. 23, at age 20. She will be missed by her friends at IUS, where she was a proud member of sorority Alpha Phi. Morris underwent a heart transplant at age 14 after a restrictive cardiomyopathy diagnosis. But even during subsequent health struggles,...
Married IUS students both pursuing business majors
Anna Smith, Staff Reporter
December 1, 2019
Gaven and Rocio Lozada-Smith met by chance while Rocio was out shopping with her family. After that serendipitous encounter, she quickly got in contact with Gaven through a mutual friend. The Lozada-Smiths are now married and both pursuing degrees in the School of Business. “We clicked quickly and...
IUS adjunct professor Frank Farmer finds felicity in faculty position
Logan Stephens, Staff Reporter
December 1, 2019
An inquisitive email and an open position in the English Department led recent retiree Frank Farmer back to IU Southeast, the place where he started his academic career fifty years prior. Farmer, a Clarksville native, began attending IU Southeast in 1969. He said it was an easy decision to attend. He...
Huber’s: a Kentuckiana fall tradition
Jordan Gregg, Staff Reporter
October 21, 2019
As a packed, rickety wagon approaches an expansive field filled with vivid orange pumpkins, it is hard to deny the old cliche — fall is in the air. Visiting Huber’s Orchard and Winery during the fall season is a tradition in Kentuckiana. Patrons can shop at the Farm Market for fall treats and decorations...
IUS fine arts students bond during Harvest Float production
Logan Stephens, Staff Reporter
October 6, 2019
The bead-throwing of Mardi Gras combined with the candy-giving of Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 5, for IU Southeast’s Mardi Gras and Halloween-inspired floats at this year’s Harvest Homecoming Parade and Float Show. There were two IU Southeast floats, one created by the Fine Arts department and another...
IUS Chancellor Ray Wallace discusses plans to slow declining student population at annual State of the Campus Address
September 13, 2019
IU Southeast Chancellor Ray Wallace addressed the campus Friday, Sept. 13, at his annual State of the Campus Address. In his speech, Wallace reflected on his first five years as IUS chancellor, discussed the campus’ declining student population, and emphasized the event’s most-used buzzword: r...
Meet the new SGA leaders
John Clere, Editor-in-Chief
June 24, 2019
After winning a contentious campaign in the spring of 2019, the new IU Southeast Student Government Association President, Rachel Ronau, and Vice President, Mitchell Henry, seek to increase participation in student government and make their organization more transparent during their term. Ronau, a biology...
Campus that never sleeps
Callie Manias, staff reporter
February 17, 2019
After classes are finished and students are heading back home or to the lodges, some faculty are just arriving on campus to make sure it’s ready for the next day of classes. “What you do represents what this campus is all about and our responsibility is the safety, health and wellbeing, and ...
Senior Night brings ups and downs for IU Southeast
Brandon Miniard and John Renfrow
February 9, 2019
IUS Women’s Basketball Prior to the start of Thursday night’s home finale at the Activities Building, the IU Southeast women’s basketball team honored its trio of seniors, which include four-year players Josie Hockman and Baylee Kreuger, as well as senior transfer Kelsi Scott. “They’ve ...
