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Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-Chief (Fall 2014)

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The Grenadier discount

The Grenadier discount

Kayla Smith and Aprile Rickert
May 14, 2015
The Other Side of Homelessness

The Other Side of Homelessness

Aprile Rickert, Contributing Writer
April 13, 2015
9 Ways to save on books

9 Ways to save on books

Aprile Rickert, Contributing writer
January 15, 2015
APPS TO HELP YOU STUDY EVERNOTE According to the iTunes App Store, this free application allows its user to take notes and photos of a class syllabus or assignment. It also gives the user the ability to create their own to-do lists, voice reminders, sync notes through all of your devices, and more. iSTUDIEZ PRO This $2.99 app is a digital planner and more. It manages the user’s schedule, course details, professor information, etc. The app also contains a feature that will track grades, as well as GPA throughout the semester. The app also claims to keep the user always up to date, so they are never behind on assignments. This app is also available in a free, ‘Lite’ version, called iStudiez Lite, which is essentially the same thing only limiting the user to only managing one semester at a time, five classes, and a limited amount of assignments and instructors to keep track of. COFFITIVITY For some students, something about the atmosphere of a coffee shop gets their creative juices flowing. This free app offers everything that a coffee shop has to offer besides the smell, without the hassle of trying to bear the wintry weather and waste gas by driving to an actual coffee shop. With three different atmospheric noises to choose from, the user can adjust the volume of the sounds, as well as add their own music to the background. The app also allows the volumes of the two to be adjusted separately. 8TRACKS Though not strictly for educational purposes, sometimes trying to study in the quiet makes one want to go crazy. This free app offers millions of playlists, put together by its many users. Simply type in “study,” a genre of music, etc. and search the various playlists. It takes away the hassle of getting distracted by picking out music while studying or doing homework.

[Photo] SURVIVING FINALS: THE HORIZON GUIDE

December 3, 2014
It’s all about the details of the journey

It’s all about the details of the journey

Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-Chief
December 3, 2014

CycLOUvia: Highlands residents take to the street

Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-chief
October 21, 2014

[Video] Doughnuts a big draw at Harvest Homecoming

Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-chief
October 20, 2014
Police blocked the entrances to Indiana University Southeast after reports of a gunman on campus Thursday afternoon. The false alarm, which was actually a large umbrella in a camouflage backpack, was cleared after about an hour long sweep across campus. Photo by Tyler Stewart/News and Tribune (used with permission).

Learning from lockdowns

Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-Chief
September 20, 2014
IU Southeast State of the Campus Address

IU Southeast State of the Campus Address

Aprile Rickert, Editor-in-chief
September 17, 2014
Campus bids Bichelmeyer farewell

Campus bids Bichelmeyer farewell

Aprile Rickert
June 27, 2014
Alternate commencement ceremonies underway this week

Alternate commencement ceremonies underway this week

Aprile Rickert
May 20, 2014
UPDATE: IU Southeast commencement ceremonies rescheduled, school by school

UPDATE: IU Southeast commencement ceremonies rescheduled, school by school

Aprile Rickert
May 14, 2014

National Society of Leadership and Success welcomes new members

Aprile Rickert
April 30, 2014
Chancellor leaves lasting impression on campus

Chancellor leaves lasting impression on campus

Aprile Rickert
April 28, 2014
Indiana State Police officers move across campus after responding to reports of an armed person Dec. 5. Officials determined within 45 minutes of locking down the campus that the weapon was a BB gun used as a theater prop. Photo by Christopher Fryer/News and Tribune (used with permission).

Tales of a lockdown

Aprile Rickert
January 13, 2014
Shelves emptied quickly on Jan. 5 as shoppers rushed to stores to stock up on essentials in anticipation of the polar freeze. Milk, eggs and bread were some of the most common items by this day. Photo by Aprile Rickert.

How it is here; aka, it’s just snow

Aprile Rickert
January 13, 2014
Letter from the editors

Letter from the editors

Gail Faustyn and Aprile Rickert
January 13, 2014

Lockdown: What happened?

Aprile Rickert
January 12, 2014

My first year crash-course in journalism

Aprile Rickert
December 2, 2013
This sticker, tucked inside the window of Colokial, shows that the boutique is a member of New Albany First, a non-profit organization that supports local businesses.

Downtown New Albany gets a new lease on life

Aprile Rickert
December 2, 2013
Video: Tinker Tour USA stops at IU Southeast

Video: Tinker Tour USA stops at IU Southeast

Aprile Rickert
October 19, 2013
Review: Don Jon

Review: Don Jon

Aprile Rickert
October 7, 2013

Thank you, Marc Weinberg

Aprile Rickert
September 23, 2013
Crystal Gunther, chair of the IU Southeast Board of Advisors, Jerry Wayne, interim vice chancellor for Alumni and Community Engagement and Jason Meriwether, vice chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs listened as interim chancellor Barbara Bichelmeyer delivered the 2013-14 State of the Campus Address Tuesday, August 20 in Stem Concert Hall.

Chancellor addresses campus, honors faculty and staff

Aprile Rickert
August 27, 2013
Crystal Gunther, chair of the IU Southeast Board of Advisors, Jerry Wayne, interim vice chancellor for Alumni and Community Engagement and Jason Meriwether, vice chancellor for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs listened as interim chancellor Barbara Bichelmeyer delivered the 2013-14 State of the Campus Address Tuesday, August 20 in Stem Concert Hall.

Interim chancellor gears up for 2013-2014 school year

Aprile Rickert
August 26, 2013
Members of the IU Southeast Gay-Straight Alliance showed their colors in the Kentuckiana Pride Parade June 14. Banner holders from left to right: Justin Armenta, psychology junior, Mallory Murphy, international business and marketing sophomore, Dylan Kidwell, English and French sophomore and GSA President, Calvin Barron, education sophomore, Geoff Hutton, vocal performance alumnus and Amanda Abell, general studies alumna.

GSA shows pride at Louisville parade

Aprile Rickert
July 7, 2013

Requirements to graduate shrink

Aprile Rickert
April 14, 2013

STRIKE: Students rally to protest rise in tuition

Aprile Rickert
April 7, 2013

Tutoring Center offers help to students for discounted price

Aprile Rickert, Staff
March 31, 2013

Former IUS baseball player signs to pro team

Aprile Rickert, Staff
March 18, 2013

Grenadiers win sixth KIAC championship

Aprile Rickert, Staff
March 3, 2013

Grenadiers dominate Bearcats during Senior Night

Aprile Rickert, Staff
February 24, 2013

Student sheds new light on feminism

Aprile Rickert, Staff
February 24, 2013

IUS interns nominated for intern of year

Aprile Rickert, Staff
February 17, 2013

IUS alumnus finds new passion, inspires others

Aprile Rickert, Staff
February 10, 2013

Artists of Wonderland Way

Aprile Rickert, Staff
February 4, 2013

Open Mic: English Club hosts Lit at Lunch

Aprile Rickert, Staff
January 27, 2013

Metro ranks best among nation

Aprile Rickert, Staff
January 20, 2013
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