Article II of the constitution of the College Republicans of IU Southeast explains the four sections describing the purpose of the organization on campus. Those points include:
Section I: Coordinate...
Students gathered on Wednesday Oct. 19 to watch the final presidential debate before the general election on Nov. 8.
The debate watch party began at 8:45 p.m., in Hillside Hall room 104 with the...
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...
Ever wonder what that cold beer tastes like between two old establishment faces who’ve filibustered and debated semantics with each other for decades, knowing they’ll never agree on the things...
Kristin Kennedy, Social Media Coordinator
• November 2, 2015
During this year’s election, many citizens will stand in line to vote candidates into office. According to statistics, though, the lines may be short.
Over the last couple of years, the statistics...
Laura Caruso, communication senior, has not had a typical college experience. She has not attended college for four straight years or been ready to graduate, until now. However, she said this long, winding journey through school was not due to a lack of motivation, but rather to a plan for the future
Caruso said she first attended IU Southeast straight out of high school in 2005, took a break after 2008 to put her husband, Michael, through classes at Purdue University and returned in 2011.
“It’s a big deal to me that I actually got myself back here, and I’m balancing — sometimes horribly — making sure my husband has food and getting good grades,” she said.
As President Barack Obama won re-election for 2012, IU Southeast brought Election Day to a local level by hosting an Election Watch Party on Tuesday, Nov. 6 in University Center North.
More than 30 students attended the event, which included members of the College Democrats and College Republicans and faculty members.
Election coverage was shown on projection screens, and several students brought their own laptops to keep up- to-date with the incoming results.
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.
Politically-affiliated campus groups hosted a voter registration drive to give students a chance to participate in the 2012 local and national elections.
The event took place in the Hoosier Room on Oct. 1 and 8.
The College Democrats sponsored the registration drive along with the ONE organization. College Republicans and the IUS Civil Liberties Union also had tables at the event.
The IUS Civil Liberties Union hosted this year’s annual Constitution Day event on Sept. 15 in the IUS Library. The event included a panel of touted scholars and covered the topic of constitutional interpretation.
Sean...
