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IU Southeast hosts virtual Institute for Learning & Teaching Excellence event for faculty

IU Southeast hosts virtual Institute for Learning & Teaching Excellence event for faculty

Hannah Powell, Staff Reporter April 4, 2022

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...

Final countdown to graduation

Final countdown to graduation

Skyler Switzer, Staff Reporter March 30, 2022

The Graduation Fair is another step towards the Commencement Ceremony for seniors expecting to graduate in May. The fair will be in the Hoosier Room in University Center North from 12 p.m. to 6...

Local counseling company struggling to provide their services

Local counseling company struggling to provide their services

Skyler Switzer, Staff Reporter March 30, 2022

According to a patient and two former employees of Seven Counties Services (SCS) they have had issues being able to provide their services due to lack of workers and overloading therapists with patients. SCS...

Dr. David Eplion, the dean of the school of business, left, and George
Foreman, two-time heavyweight champion boxer and businessman, right,
take questions from cards from the audience for Foreman to answer.

George Foreman brings insight to First Savings Bank Speaker Series

Caleb Stultz, Freelance Writer March 15, 2022

After two years of discussion between the School of Business and George Foreman’s group, the entrepreneurial grill salesperson and two-time heavyweight boxing champion of the world finally made his way...

A series of unfortunate events: Journalism and media at IU Southeast

A series of unfortunate events: Journalism and media at IU Southeast

Skyler Switzer, Staff Reporter March 1, 2022

With a nosedive in the school’s enrollment, programs like student media are struggling to reach double digits in the journalism department. IU Southeast as a whole has had a decrease in student enrollment...

Guest speaker Chris Singleton visits IU Southeast  

Guest speaker Chris Singleton visits IU Southeast  

Hannah Powell, Staff Reporter February 21, 2022

Following the deaths of his mother and eight others by a white supremacist in 2015, Chris Singleton began sharing—ironically—messages of resilience, forgiveness, and unity.   Singleton, a former...

Two college-age locals turn vintage into business

Two college-age locals turn vintage into business

Erik Hackman, Staff Reporter February 11, 2022

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...

Check out the number of online-only IUS students in early 2022. The percentage was unchanged in fall 2022.

IU Southeast community unsure of feelings for Omicron variant

Hannah Powell, Staff Reporter February 7, 2022

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...

Holidays not always ‘merry and bright’ for students’ mental health

Holidays not always ‘merry and bright’ for students’ mental health

Skyler Switzer, Staff Reporter December 6, 2021

With campus shut down for the holiday season, IUS students could feel the effects on their mental health. For some, the break means fewer worries about classwork and more time spent with loving friends...

Abigail Knecht during a busy day of commuting to IUS. Photo submitted by Knecht

Commuter students sacrifice social time for a college degree

Rachel Harris, Staff Reporter December 3, 2021

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...

IUS becomes empty as another COVID-19 filled semester ends

IUS becomes empty as another COVID-19 filled semester ends

Maho Sato, Staff Reporter December 3, 2021

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...

IUS sophomore Luke Spine in his promotional album photoshoot. Photo provided by Luke Spine and shot by Amanda Hart Photography.

Slashes, new album from IUS sophomore, is truly expansive

Erik Hackman, Staff Reporter December 3, 2021

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...

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