While taking a trip to North Africa, one American man who studied French would never expect how it would impact his life forever.
After arriving in North Africa, an area dominated by the French language,...
Joel Stinnett, Managing editor for digital
• September 20, 2014
David Baird was on his way to teach his Introduction to Economics course and could tell something was odd. It was just a few minutes after 1 p.m. on a Thursday and the cafeteria in University Center was...
On Tuesday, March 2, the 15th annual International Festival took place in the Hoosier Room. The room was decorated with cultural paraphernalia and tables scattered between the entertainment and booths of various countries.
In an effort to send help to Haiti, an event was put together by Brigette Le Normand, assistant professor of history, and Charles Pooser, assistant professor of French and international studies, in hopes of bringing IU Southeast together and show support for Haiti.
On Wednesday, Feb. 3, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. a group of students, faculty and staff gathered in University Center, room 127, for an event that was dubbed “Haitian Night.”
Pooser said he wanted to do something on campus to spotlight what is going on in Haiti.
