The Grenadier discount
Kayla Smith and Aprile Rickert
May 14, 2015
No matter how ugly the picture on a student’s UCard may be, IUS students have many perks and benefits that come with their UCard. From money-saving to an all-around ticket to events, Students can take advantage of some of these benefits on and off campus to help make their lives a tad bit easier. On Campus ...
Seeds and Greens brings new healthy eating and living options to New Albany
Secoy Richey, Staff
November 17, 2014
Seeds and Greens is the first and only natural market and deli to pop up in the ever-evolving renaissance of downtown New Albany, offering what owner Stacey Freibert said is a not overwhelming but welcoming healthier alternative to eating. Six years ago Freibert said her and her husband volunteered...
Mike Pence campaign tour ends in Jeffersonville with rally
Secoy Richey, Staff
November 4, 2014
Campaign supporters filled the lawn of Warden Park Monday night as Governor Mike Pence’s Road to Victory Tour ended in Downtown Jeffersonville.
Get Shot: Prevent the flu
Melissa Spade, Staff Contributer
October 22, 2014
Coughing, headaches, stuffy nose, fever, fatigue and body aches are eminent symptoms of the flu. With work, school, children and other responsibilities people do not have time to be bogged down with such symptoms. The best way to steer clear of this fate is to choose to get the flu vaccination,...
Doughnuts a big draw at Harvest Homecoming
Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-chief
October 20, 2014
Harvest Homecoming, an annual community festival in New Albany, Ind., brings in people from all over southern Indiana and the Louisville metro area each year. Many come for the food, and on this cloudy first afternoon of the festival, the New Albany Masonic Temple doughnut both had the longest line,...
University Commons: off-campus apartments scheduled to open by January 2015
Rain Hopkins, Staff
September 28, 2014
Trendy white sofas, warm lighting and a huge orange, spiral slide leading from the second to the first floor. This is the view from inside APi Construction Management’s office building. From the outside, ordinary industrial park warehouse building. On the inside, super glam retro playhouse. APi ...
The Road to independence
Laura Hubrich, Staff
September 14, 2014
Moving out, whether it’s from a parents’ home or a residence hall, can be stressful on some young adults. However, it can also be a fun, new experience. No matter the reason for moving out, a common theme among many college students is independence. Jon Larmee, communications sophomore, is planning...
Shop, dine and discover downtown New Albany
Secoy Richey, Staff
September 12, 2014
Tonight, those planning to venture to downtown New Albany can expect quite a few local stores and boutiques to keep their lights on later than normal for Night Out New Albany. This event, which happens the second Friday of every month, except October, was started in May by local business owners who want...
Ray Wallace named chancellor
Hannah Ash and Jims Porter
March 12, 2014
President Michael A. McRobbie has announced Ray Wallace to be chancellor of IU Southeast, subject to approval of the IU Board of Trustees. Wallace will come to IU Southeast from University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, where he currently serves as provost and senior vice chancellor. Wallace was one of...
