365 Under 45
Sarah Magin and Lydia Wieczorek
January 22, 2018
Jan. 20 marked one year since our 45th president, Donald Trump, rallied supporters to the United States Capitol with a vow to apply his bigger-and-better business style to the country as a whole. “America will no longer settle for anything less than the best,” he declared. And after a divisive ...
Sexual assault: Bystander prevention, education and changing the social narrative
Paige Thompson, Managing Editor
November 16, 2015
On Wednesday, Nov. 11, Audra Dowling, assistant director of residence life, asked passing students to make a pledge against sexual violence by signing their name and what made them "IUStrong," as a part of week of action for the It’s On Us campaign. Dowling said that one of the main goals of the...
New dean of education brings her tradition into new role
Joel Stinnett, Staff Reporter
October 5, 2015
Doyin Coker-Kolo was raised in an area in the southwest corner of Nigeria called Abeokuta, meaning "a town under a rock." The town was given that name because it is surrounded by jagged outcrops of rocks that locals would hide under in times of war or when slave hunters were in the area. "The rock...
Students network at Education Job Fair
Kristin Kennedy, Staff
March 23, 2015
Students in the School of Education were able to expose themselves to employers during the Education Job Fair. The Career Development Center held the Education Job Fair on Tuesday, March 17 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Hoosier Room in University Center North. The Education Job Fair provided opportunities...
Know the issues: 2014 midterm elections
Paige Thompson and Jims Porter
November 3, 2014
By the time Election Day comes and goes, many Americans have had enough politics to last them until the next campaign season. Though some decisions are made directly at the polls by the voters, most changes in the political process come after the ballots have been counted. Recent years have shown a rise i...
Grad school: to go or not to go
Hannah Ash
March 31, 2014
Choosing to attend graduate school can be a big decision. For those who choose to go, it means devoting even more time and money to furthering their education. “Make sure you like your undergraduate path as much as you think you do,” Ian Munday, graduate student at IU Southeast, said. Munday...
Local elections result in education changes
IUS Horizon
December 2, 2012
The recent changes in state elections could have a large impact on the IUS campus, as well as the state of Indiana for future years. New Superintendent of Public Instruction While Nov. 6 marked re-election for President Barack Obama, local Indiana elections also resulted in Democrat Glenda Ritz ...
IUS groups get out vote by hosting registration
IUS Horizon
October 14, 2012
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. C...
Graduates relocate to modernized building
IUS Horizon
September 9, 2012
During the summer break, the IUS Graduate Center for business and education classes moved to the 300 Building, located in downtown Jeffersonville. The center was previously situated in the McCauley-Nicolas Building and was there for more than 10 years. Alan White, dean of the School of Business,...
