Whether it’s a friendly smile, a quick wave or an upbeat ‘hello,’ the presence of Ruben Borrego has been felt throughout the IU Southeast campus. Now, after 15 years, his service to the campus and...
Kristin Kennedy, Social Media Coordinator
• October 19, 2015
On Tuesday, July 28, 24 fourth-grade students watched Shelby Royalty, education senior, as she led an icebreaker activity she found on Pinterest.
Some IU Southeast students were on summer break that...
This year, senior Jordan Thompson will step onto the hardwood court to finish out his collegiate basketball career. After that, he will then stand atop of the white rubber slab that is approximately 60...
IUS women’s basketball player Jocelyn Mousty recently transferred to IU Southeast from Texas Tech. This meant a transfer from an NCAA Division I school to an NAIA school.
Mousty came from a small...
Doyin Coker-Kolo was raised in an area in the southwest corner of Nigeria called Abeokuta, meaning "a town under a rock."
The town was given that name because it is surrounded by jagged outcrops of...
With one spritz, a cloud of pepper spray hit Deven Estes’s face and went into his eyes.
Estes, a criminology and criminal justice senior, had to read an index card through blurry eyes and was hit...
A coach is more than just someone that stands on the sidelines and yells during games and practices. Coaches help to develop skills and motivate athletes to meet their goals, not only physically, but mentally...
The glasses sparkle. The silverware shines. The grill sizzles and liquids bubble and boil within their pots and pans. The smells are like traveling salesmen, wafting through the air and beckoning you to...
African-American History Month is an opportunity to turn our attention back to the past. It’s a time to remember the Civil Rights Movement, what it fought for and the people who fought. Much of this...
Professor. Counselor. Psychologist. Activist. Feminist. Wife. Writer. Schoolmaster. Theologian.
Rosemarie Smead has led a long life—71 years—engaged in the service of others, the fight for equality...
TAYLOR FERGUSON, General Assignments Editor
• October 20, 2014
Mind of a puppy dog, body of a killer. That’s Spot, a big goofy zombie leftover from the Nazi regime. That was a major failure on their part. Spot stomps around, but he doesn’t speak any English. He...
Moriah Harrod, psychology senior, said she wants to study psychology cross-culturally. She said she believes America has a lot to learn from other countries and their simplicities.
She traveled to Spain...
