Zombie lawn gnomes? All part of the family business
November 3, 2013
Thirty minutes outside of downtown Louisville in Otisco, Ind. there lies a seemingly enchanted 15 acres of land where lions co-mingle with pigs, zombie gnomes stand next to the Virgin Mary and Bigfoot is spotted daily. This is the home of Peggy Woods, also known as The Concrete Lady. Since 1976 she...
For the love of music
October 27, 2013
For the love of music, they play; they sing; they scream. From their first performance at Faith Family, to their most recent concert at Louisville’s Vernon Club, Brought By Giants has risen in fame in less than a year. Two months after Brought By Giants, a five piece post- hardcore band, became active...
Cancer: A battle of mind, body and spirit
October 20, 2013
Cancer is painful. From the diagnosis to the numerous surgeries and treatments, those with cancer experience a pain only one who has fought that terrible battle knows. Radiation, chemotherapy, stitches, staples and infections are just a few of the physical traumas endured by cancer patients. Those ailments,...
The winding path to teacher
Alphonzo Bridgeman
October 4, 2013
Kristopher A. Bloos was excited about his new shiny promotion. He was thrilled, but a bit hesitant. Bloos was advised by management that if he planned to advance within the company he would have to re-enroll in college. Bloos had previously dropped out of community college. “It was just impossible...
Students speak, Meriwether listens
Kimberly Crowe
September 23, 2013
This school year IU Southeast has seen some major transitions and has welcomed many new students as well as new faculty. Jason Meriwether is part of this new cabinet and the many changes that have taken place at IU Southeast. Meriwether is now serving as vice chancellor for enrollment management and...
Meet the monk
September 23, 2013
Adjunct professor shares message and mindset IU Southeast strives to give students a worldly education, offering a variety of classes with professors from numerous backgrounds. Last semester, the university welcomed a Buddhist monk to the community. Thich Hang Dat, a native of Vietnam, is an adjunct professor of philosophy and has spo...
Interim chancellor gears up for 2013-2014 school year
August 26, 2013
Interim Chancellor Barbara Bichelmeyer’s track record of successfully tackling important projects head-on indicates she is well-suited to lead IU Southeast through a period of transition. Bichelmeyer, currently the associate vice president for university academic policy and planning, as well as...
Gus gets Grenadiers going
Hannah Ash
August 25, 2013
His ever-smiling face manages to exude friendliness and a fierce competitive spirit all at once. While it is not uncommon to see Gus the Grenadier strutting down the hallway in the University Center or bolstering school spirit at an athletics game, there are many things students may n...
Ga-Ga for Eva
IUS Horizon
April 14, 2013
Whether someone is making a statement or just throwing an outfit together, people tend to judge appearance before personality. People frequently approach Evangeline Flowers, fine arts freshman, because of her fashion sense. Some students might mistake Flowers as popular recording artist Lady GaGa...
Senior sets sail
IUS Horizon
April 14, 2013
Graduation can be filled with uncertainty for most students. After sporting the cap and gown, most leave the stage feeling excited, but a bit apprehensive of what will come next. For Nathan Hawkins, philosophy senior, what’s next is certain; he will be traveling to other countries and starting a...
IT manager makes models into masterpieces
IUS Horizon
April 7, 2013
Hobbies tend to be minimized as just something that a person likes to do in their free time. However, when Lee Station stood and watched one of the models he built being unveiled at the IBM Gallery in Manhattan, it became much more than just a hobby. Staton, IT manager of communications and special...
Newly elected SGA leaders take office
IUS Horizon
April 1, 2013
Stephon Moore, political science sophomore, and Dejan Tomanic, political science sophomore, say although they do not always agree, they make a great team as Student Government Association President and Vice President. The duo met when they were assigned as Model U.N. partners, and they continued to...
