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Dakota Brooks, elementary education junior and 21st Century Scholar support specialist, writes answers to questions provided by Jason Meriwether, vice chancellor for enrollment management and student affairs, while Hayley Love, nursing junior, enjoys refreshments.

Career Development Center holds Internship Social

Kristin Kennedy, News Editor April 27, 2016

IUS students who have been interning in a variety of settings -- labs, prosecutors' offices, accounting firms and others -- during the 2015-16 academic year received recognition for their work during...

Starting on Friday, July 1, students will have to pay a 2.75 percent convenience fee added to their bills when paying with credit cards.
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Office of the Bursar to begin charging credit card convenience fee in July

Connor Edrington, Staff Reporter April 27, 2016

For students planning to pay off bills at the Office of the Bursar by credit card, there will be changes starting on Friday, July 1. The Office of Student Affairs sent out an e-mail on Monday, March...

Thalia Tolentino, business freshman, and Taylour Corbett take pictures in their Day of Silence frame, covering their mouths to symbolize silence.

Day of Silence 2016

Autumn Hockenbury, Staff Reporter April 25, 2016

Students covered their mouths with duct tape and their own hands to symbolize the silence forced upon those who are different. The Gay-Straight Alliance held a Day of Silence event on Thursday, April...

Members of Alpha Phi participate in the third annual Greekdom Stroll Off.

Fraternities and sororities participate in third annual Greekdom Stroll Off

Ty Simpson, Staff Reporter April 24, 2016

Stem Hall erupted with applause after Alpha Phi and Pi Kappa Alpha were announced the winners of the 2016 Greekdom Stroll Off. The Greekdom Stroll Off took place in Stem Hall on April 21st at 7 P.M....

Cendra Stacey, criminal justice and psychology senior, prepared the photo op area at the event.

Asian Pop Culture Club holds History of Karaoke

Brandon Looney, Staff Reporter April 20, 2016

IUS students recently came together to relax with karaoke, singing pop music, anime and video game themes and other songs. On Monday, April 11, the Asian Pop Culture Club held a karaoke night in University...

To Its Fullest Degree

To Its Fullest Degree

John Boyle, Staff Reporter April 18, 2016

What do Indiana University, Michigan State University, University of Cincinnati, and University of Kentucky have in common? Though each of these schools danced in the NCAA tournament last March,...

Indiana State Rep. Ed Clere stands with Chancellor Ray Wallace after receiving his 2016 Chancellor’s Medallion award.

Medals and scholarships awarded at the 2016 Chancellor’s Medallion Dinner

Kristin Kennedy, Brian Davis, and Joseph Kauffman April 12, 2016

More than $140,000 was raised, seven scholarships were awarded and two prominent supporters of IU Southeast were recognized on Saturday, April 9, in front of nearly 600 attendees at the 2016 Chancellor’s...

Horizon wins big at Indiana Collegiate Press Association convention

Horizon wins big at Indiana Collegiate Press Association convention

Horizon Staff Reports April 12, 2016

Twenty Indiana University Southeast journalism students and recent graduates collectively won 34 awards – including second place newspaper of the year – at the annual convention of the Indiana Collegiate...

Tuition changes coming for full-time students

Tuition changes coming for full-time students

Joseph Kauffman and John Boyle April 5, 2016

In the fall 2016 semester, IU Southeast is changing the way it calculates the cost of tuition for full-time students with the implementation of banded tuition. For some, it will be an opportunity. For...

Fighting financial illiteracy

Charlyn Corum, Staff Reporter April 5, 2016

Maybe the triple, venti, half sweet, non-fat, caramel macchiato is not a necessity. Budgeting, balancing, saving and paying are cringe-worthy words for college students. College students typically are...

Dance marathon participants learn a dance.

For the Kids

Somolia Pumphrey, Staff Reporter April 2, 2016

IUS students recently came together for fun, games, dancing and refreshments. The day consisted of dancing, basketball, cornhole and dodge ball. The only rule was that once the event began, participants...

The Lincoln and Kennedy bridges will be two bridges connecting Southern Indiana and Louisville that will be tolled beginning in late 2016, according to the 2014 IU Southeast Bridge Toll Survey.
Drivers will have various options on how they wish to pay the bridge tolls.

New bridges to bring changes for Kentuckiana drivers

Hannah Foreman, Staff Reporter April 1, 2016

The last thing IUS students or professors need when traveling to campus is to be waiting in long lines of traffic as the exhaust from hundreds of cars fills the air. This is the reality of some tolled...

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