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“Don’t do anything until you are financially sure you are ready, Julia Adams, psychology freshman, said.

[Photo] Students Talk About Living on Their Own

April 20, 2017
Seuth Chaelunponh , dean of student life. “I know students try to work as much as they can during the summer to save money. It is nice to make time to travel or go somewhere new.”

[Photo] What Students Do Over the Summer Break

April 11, 2017
Nicholas Moore, business senior.

[Photo] The Office of Disabilities Provides Students with a Helping Hand

April 10, 2017
mens-homecoming

[Photo] IU Southeast men’s and women’s basketball teams kick off homecoming

November 9, 2016
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[Photo] Let me lobby for my hobby: Board games

September 21, 2015
Stephon Moore

[Photo] IUS Student Government Association president Stephon Moore

September 9, 2014
Julie Faulds, bookstore manager, said the idea for a school themed ugly sweater originated at Indiana State University and spread quickly throughout the state of Indiana.

[Photo] “Ugly” IU sweaters the new hot item on campus

February 10, 2014
Southeast Erica Walsh, IUS public relations specialist, speaks to reporters on Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013, after the campus was locked down for nearly 45 minutes in response to a possible threat. Photo by Christopher Fryer/News and Tribune (used with permission).

[Photo] Tales of a lockdown

January 13, 2014
Don McMahel, former IUS music director, directs his last concert at Warder Park in Jeffersonville for IU Southeast’s 70th anniversary concert last May. McMahel died at 82 on Jan. 10. He was a part of the IU Southeast community for 50 years.

[Photo] Director’s passion for music lives on

January 20, 2013
Stephanie Bradshaw, freshman defensive specialist, hits the floor for an attempt at a dig on Oct. 20.

[Photo] Golden Eagles fall to Grenadiers

October 30, 2011
Ani Tucker, former IUS student and co-owner of The Dandy Lion boutique, works on designing a custom prom dress. She owns the store along with her twin sister, Ali Tuker.

[Photo] Dandy Lion boutique blooms under former IUS students

April 3, 2011
Janet Arnold, lecturer of mathematics, sews a dress for the organization “Little Dresses for Africa” on March 11 in the basement of the Physical Sciences Building. Photo by Courtney McKinley.

[Photo] Dresses add up for math lecturers

March 18, 2011
Jason Emmons, wood carver for Bear Hollow Wood Carvers, cuts through a tree to create the Grenadier statue that is now located in the University Center.

[Photo] Old tree carved into statue

February 22, 2011
C.J. Combs, English senior, works out on a treadmill in the Activities Building.

[Photo] Beating the couch potato: Battling the Freshman 15

October 18, 2010
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