Commencement at IUS is less than a month away, but do you have a job lined up yet?
Furthermore, is that job within your field of study?
Or, do you have any clue as to how or where to start...
As the spring 2017 semester nears its end, seniors are faced with life-changing decisions and possibly senioritis.
Students in need of some inspiration can find it all across campus, whether it is...
IU Southeast students have many options when choosing their degree path. One option, that is both helpful and flexible, includes the ability to obtain a minor.
Angela Horn, academic adviser for the...
Every student has a different situation. Some students live on campus, some students commute, some students have jobs and some students focus all their time on education. No matter a student’s situation,...
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...
Before Brian Sims was a diversity advocate or a Pennsylvania state representative, he had to come to terms with others knowing about his sexuality.
While Sims was a captain of his football team during...
Student organizations’ involvement during Homecoming Week and the Career Olympics were topics of discussion at this month’s Student Involvement Board Meeting.
The meeting took place on Monday, Feb....
It’s time to dust off your business wear and practice your handshakes. The FBI, Humana, Horseshoe Southern Indiana and more than 30 other local and national businesses will be coming to the IU Southeast...
No matter how ugly the picture on a student’s UCard may be, IUS students have many perks and benefits that come with their UCard. From money-saving to an all-around ticket to events, Students can take...
The IU Southeast Career Development Center, located in University Center South, room 106, is a great tool for students who are in the process of job searching for after graduation and those who have no...
Accounting majors multiplied their networking skills with local businesses during a Career Day event on campus.
Hosted by the Career Development Center, students participated in a two-part event where they met face-to-face with employers and listened to speeches from professionals.
Lynn Prinz, assistant director for the Career Development Center, said the opportunity to network is the most important aspect of these types of events.
