Picture it: You head to your car with a steaming cup of coffee in hand, turn the radio on, and let your favorite music wash over you. A relaxing start to your day.
For Indiana University Southeast’s...
During COVID-19, IU Southeast’s campus was already quiet. After a late afternoon stroll on Wednesday, it was unnervingly quiet, and the parking lot was more than half empty, which was...
A codependent relationship is a struggle for anyone to deal with.
“Slashes,” a new album from IUS sophomore Luke Spine, portrays the story of a couple going through this type of relationship and...
Walking out of his last-period class, Indiana University Southeast freshman Hunter Dickerson couldn’t help but notice the light green coloring under his windshield wiper.
Plucking up the warning...
As graduation season is approaching fast, many Indiana University Southeast students are looking for ways to celebrate their last few months in college. Some may be graduating in December, while others...
Students at Indiana University Southeast have to make a choice when they go to college: Stay home or move out.
Some want to move out of their families’ homes and be independent as soon...
Catherine’s life is rough. At 25, she is fighting to prove her father’s ownership of a mathematical proof found in his office, while also battling her greatest fear of being driven to death by madness...
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...
Students at Indiana University Southeast, like many others around the world, have their own thoughts about the critically acclaimed and wildly popular “Squid Game” on Netflix.
Ethan Kruer, a senior...
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...
