The Horizon

Looking back, looking forward

IUS Horizon • November 30, 2009

My experience in college has been one of the great love-hate relationships of my life.

Strike out in 10 easy steps

IUS Horizon • November 10, 2009

No one ever said love is easy.

I never knew you were a pickup girl

IUS Horizon • October 12, 2009

“The Green Goblin,” among other less printable names, was what I dubbed my first and last car.

Tell me what you want

IUS Horizon • September 15, 2009

If humanity’s learned nothing else by our time here on this planet, it should be that nothing survives if it is unwilling to adapt to its surroundings.

Drum circle helps people relax

IUS Horizon • April 11, 2009

A new opportunity to experience music and explore rhythm through group drumming sessions at IU Southeast is in the works.

Educated women changed China

IUS Horizon • April 6, 2009

To celebrate Women’s History Month, a lecture and discussion of the lives and responsibilities of educated women in late imperial China was held in Crestview, room 203, on March 17.

15 years for mentoring program

IUS Horizon • March 27, 2009

The IUS Center for Mentoring held its annual mentor recognition luncheon on Wednesday, March 11, where the commitment of more than 90 mentors and the 15 year anniversary of the program were celebrated.

IUS gets expelled

IUS Horizon • March 16, 2009

The IUS Christian Student Fellowship hosted a presentation and discussion of the 2008 independent documentary, “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” on Thursday, March 5, in the Hoosier Room.

There will be blood

IUS Horizon • March 7, 2009

A Red Cross blood drive sponsored by the Alpha Phi sorority was held in the Hoosier Room on Feb. 23 and Feb. 24.

Residence Life director gives up post

IUS Horizon • March 7, 2009

The position for director of Residence Life and Housing has been posted as being available by May 1, with applications beginning to be reviewed on Feb. 27.

‘Coraline’ impresses audiences, critics

IUS Horizon • March 7, 2009

The inspired minds that created the stylistic masterpiece, “The Nightmare before Christmas,” have introduced another marvel of imagination in the stop-motion film, “Coraline,” which was released in spectacular 3-D on Feb. 6.

Free lunch draws crowd

IUS Horizon • February 21, 2009

The Christian Student Fellowship offers free catered lunches to students every Monday at noon, drawing more than 100 people every week. Josh Boswell, the CSF campus minister, said the group has been giving out free lunches on campus for several semesters and the number of people who eat with them is growing. “We’ve been here every Monday for three semesters, with about 30 students coming when we first started,” Boswell said. “Now we usually have around 120 students come every week.”