Many performances have been directed in the past at IUS. But recently, the concert choir’s self-directed performance had a new twist.
The IUS concert choir, made up entirely of students, created...
During the pandemic, many people were locked in their homes, but a group of college students started making music to help get them through it.
This is how Wayward Blue Jays started. The members would...
From replacing outdoor basketball goals to getting food trucks on campus, the Student Government Association (SGA) works to make IU Southeast a better place for students.
Comprised of three branches,...
It can be difficult for professors to build positive, honest relationships with their students, especially during a pandemic. The Institute for Learning & Teaching Excellence (ILTE) helps to combat...
While shopping for vintage clothing can be an expensive hobby, there are affordable alternatives for students right here in New Albany.
Run by two local college-age owners, 812 Vintage and The...
Since the rise of COVID-19, mandates and vaccines have been put in place to mitigate the spread, however, the Omicron variant has rapidly spread, affecting activity on campus.
The IUS community has...
He used to find the answer to the question behind the screen, but now ‘Jeopardy!’ champ Ken Jennings is coming to IUS to tell students and staff what was happening behind the scenes.
And his arrival...
When an IUS student was struggling to keep up their grades in 2015, a concerned staff member checked in
A cascade of need came pouring out.
The student revealed they had just lost their job and...
Why is no one talking about Indiana University Southeast’s 80th anniversary?
COVID-19, Chancellor Ray Wallace’s death and budgeting issues may be to blame.
Jon Pollock, manager of special events...
College can be very overwhelming and many students struggle with mental health, but at IUS, students can access free counseling services.
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), located in University...
Sept. 11, 2001, is a day of mourning across the nation.
For sophomore Amaya Muñoz, it’s also a day of mixed emotions.
Because it’s her birthday.
Muñoz is one of many people who were born...
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...
