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The Horizon

The student news site of Indiana University Southeast

The Horizon

“The reason I wear Hawaiian shirts is because back in California that’s all we would wear, Hawaiian shirt or T-shirt,” Carducci said.

IUS says farewell to an icon

Shannon Greer, Editor-in-Chief September 11, 2017

Editors' note: We republished this story on Sept. 23, 2018, as we learned about the death of Bernie Carducci.  Colorful, outgoing, bigger than life and one of a kind. These are all ways that former...

Glenn Brown practiced yoga with his students instead of walking around them or sitting down like most instructors might.

Yogi, Instructor, Champion

Sarah Magin, Assistant Editor June 2, 2017

Glenn Brown has competed in the USA Yoga competition for the past 13 years. Each year Brown has competed, he has placed first in Indiana’s state competition, and in 2016, he placed fifth in Nationals. This...

Students Talk About Living on Their Own

Ashley Smith, Staff Writer April 20, 2017

Living on your own as a student has many things that come with it; keeping your apartment clean, putting food on the table, juggling your relationship with your family and friends while also working and...

The Office of Disability Services, Center for Mentoring, and ACES in UC South 205, welcome any students who need assistance. Schedule an appointment with Matthew Springer at his office phone number. 812-941-2243

The Office of Disabilities Provides Students with a Helping Hand

Ashley Smith, Staff Writer April 10, 2017

It starts with not being able to focus; heavy breathing and hyperventilating. You feel like you weigh a thousand tonnes; like you’re going to fall over and can never get up. This is an anxiety/panic...


Mark Jallayu, political science junior, said that he thinks many Liberians were displaced after the civil war and moved to the United States.

“I came to America because my country wasn’t providing me with a good education,” Jallayu said.

An International Student’s Hope for a Better Education

Connor Edrington, Staff Reporter April 9, 2017

IU Southeast educates many different students from all over the world. The life of a student can already be a challenging and rewarding process when the student is in their home country, let alone, from...

IU Southeast Printmaking Program Encourages Artistic Expression

IU Southeast Printmaking Program Encourages Artistic Expression

Stephen Simmons, Staff Writer March 13, 2017

According to the school’s website, IU Southeast has more than 50 undergraduate and graduate programs. These academic options allow students to explore their unique interests. Offering variety, IU Southeast’s...

Technikolor: Making Their Dreams a Reality

Technikolor: Making Their Dreams a Reality

Tyler Clerkin, Staff Reporter March 1, 2017

At IU Southeast, a group of students are trying to make their dreams a reality. Senior Samuel Ullrich, pre-law major, sophomore Clarence Jackson, business major and Jefferey Jernigan make up the group...

Farris addressing his team during a timeout.

A Passion for The Game

Bailey Sanders, Staff Writer February 20, 2017

Robin Farris has been the head coach of the IU Southeast women’s basketball team for 28 seasons. He has been the only women’s basketball coach IU Southeast has ever had. His love for the game came...

Informatics Explained

Michael Melchor, Staff Writer February 16, 2017

Informatics may seem to be a relatively new field to many. According to Sridhar Ramachandran, associate professor and department chair of Informatics at IU Southeast, the opposite is actually true. “The...

Spitz tells the audience that they determine their success, whether they’ll be successful or not is up to them.
“If you have a dream, you have to be the person who inspires yourself,” Spitz said. “Great things are not done all at once.”

Streamlining Through the Waters of Success

Tassy Payne, Staff Reporter February 15, 2017

If there is one thing most athletes are known for, it’s leaving a legacy. Former Olympian Mark Spitz said you forfeit your chance of success if you don’t give your best at all times. That is the...

Acappella Geeks Club Continues the IU Tradition

Acappella Geeks Club Continues the IU Tradition

Michael Melchor, Staff Writer February 14, 2017

There is a long history of a cappella groups in relation to Indiana University. The tradition continues here at IU Southeast with the Acappella Geeks Club. The vocal group has been a part of IU Southeast...

Alysa Lambert, associate professor in human resources management, said David Eplion, dean of the School of Business, is good at keeping communication lines open and that he’s good at advocating with the school, the administration and with the community.

Dean Eplion at Home in the School of Business

Tassy Payne, Staff Reporter February 4, 2017

Not everyone gets the chance to work in a place they can call home. For David Eplion, he said it was an honor to come back to Southern Indiana to work at IU Southeast, a place he considered home. Eplion...

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