As daily temperatures in Southern Indiana continue to climb, members of the IUS chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) can rest in the shade knowing that golf helped grow children’s medical research funds...
IU Southeast art therapy major Katie Morris died Monday, Dec. 23, at age 20. She will be missed by her friends at IUS, where she was a proud member of sorority Alpha Phi.
Morris underwent a heart transplant...
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...
IU Southeast is holding a dance marathon that will raise money for Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
The Indiana University Southeast Dance Marathon will take place Saturday, March 19 at...
Running down the road in front of the University Center, three IUS Police officers and seven Campus Life staff members leaned forward, pulling a blaring fire truck 100 feet. The team completed the task...
One of the largest communities on campus is Greek life. Some join for the resume builder, others sisterhood, or even philanthropic work. It is full of opportunities to get involved on campus and in the...
Elegant ruby red dresses, crystal chandeliers, black tablecloths and a runway red carpet adjourned The Grand Venue.
Where students, facility, and alumni of Alpha Phi joined together for the Red Dress...
Homecoming is knocking. This week student organizations had the opportunity to compete in a door decorating contest; an event that has been a tradition for nine years. The contest is part of homecoming...
A little rain didn’t stop the Phi Sigma Sigmas from having a good time. The sorority hosted their second annual “Survival of the Phierce,”-- a field day created to help raise money for the girls’...
Amid inflatables, roasted corn stands, several strollers and attendees dressed in sweatshirts and jeans, there was a princess walking around IU Southeast’s Fall Festival on Oct. 7.
Little did she know her validity was about to be tested by an inquisitive young girl.
“Are you a real princess?” the girl asked.
The fifth annual Campus Boogie event on Aug. 30 at the Ogle Center in Knobview served as the unofficial close for the campus-wide Week of Welcome.
Three cash prizes were up for grabs for the student groups who performed during the event.
A judge’s panel comprised of three faculty and staff members commented on each performance, with the final vote decided by audience ballets.
Anna Loos, fine arts senior, said she chose IU Southeast because it is a small school that reminds her of her hometown in Elizabeth, Ind.
Not only is she involved in the Fine Arts program, but she is also the president of Alpha Phi sorority.
When choosing her major, Loos said she knew she had talent in the arts, but, when it came to a sorority, she had no interest until her freshman year when she lived on campus.
