With barely two months until her official start, Dr. Kelly Ryan is more than happy to become interim chancellor of IU Southeast for the next academic year.
“I’m excited about the chancellor role...
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,...
In the aftermath of IU Southeast Interim Chancellor Dr. Kathryn Girten’s retirement announcement, another IU official came to IUS this week in the first visible step toward naming a permanent chief.
A...
Acting Chancellor Dr. Kathryn Girten announced her upcoming retirement this summer.
In an email sent out Wednesday to the campus community, Girten said she plans to retire on June 30, 2022. She...
More than 200 members of the IUS community have signed a petition in order to bring back the mandate on campus.
Since March 4, students, faculty, and staff don't have to wear masks anymore in indoor...
Trying to figure out what to do for the rest of your life can be intimidating, but the Advising Center for Exploratory Students (ACES) at IU Southeast can help.
On Feb. 16th, IUS held the ACES majors...
A few days after longtime IUS professor Anne Allen and her two adult sons were indicted on drug charges, many are wondering why IUS has not addressed the situation yet.
Allen was charged on Feb.22 with...
Most weekdays, it’s common to hear IUS students complain that they’re sick of staring at Subway sandwiches or a Papa John’s personal pizza.
Students who excitedly returned to campus this academic...
The Green Dot: Bystander Intervention Training is making a return to help the IU Southeast community take immediate action against violence on campus.
The main objective of these trainings are to...
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...
A bill that might ban the teaching of controversial concepts in Indiana public schools is going to the House floor after passing through a committee Jan. 12.
After the stalling of Senate Bill 167...
