New to campus and have no car to go places? That is not a problem. Take part in visiting the following spots on-campus and gather with some friends!
Take a selfie in front of the clock tower
The...
The 2018-2019 athletics year is set to get underway with the return of Grenadier volleyball right around the corner.
On paper, the 17-20 record from last season may not seem too impressive. After starting...
Joe Epkey is entering his sixth season at the helm of the Grenadier men’s and women’s tennis teams, but the sport has been a part of his life from the very beginning.
With his father as a coach,...
The IU Southeast women’s basketball team fell short against the Asbury Eagles, losing in overtime by one point on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016.
IU Southeast never gained the lead against the Eagles, but...
IU Southeast and other local businesses walked the streets of downtown New Albany to kick off the Harvest Homecoming festivities on Saturday.
The parade started at 12 p.m. on Vincennes Street, in...
Throughout college sporting events every college faces their own challenges with decline in sporting events. In Division I athletics they deal with their high ticket prices or quality of opponents. Though...
A new way of following IU Southeast athletics has been released via the iTunes App Store for the iPhone or iPad.
In late February the web-design group eSolution Architects, which was fundamental in...
The Athletics Department has come up with a new visibility campaign — “G Time.”
The “G Time” advertising campaign was created by Joe Glover, athletics director, who developed it along...
The IUS Athletic Department is now under the control of interim athletic director Joe Glover.
Glover, previously the assistant athletic director, takes on the new role after the resignation of former athletic director Pat Mrozowski.
Mrozowski is now the athletic director at Brescia University.
Glover grew up in New Albany and attended New Albany High School. Glover said he always had a love of sports and realized he wanted to work in the field in junior high.
On Feb. 26 the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference named its All Conference Teams and Coaches of the Year.
These awards were chosen by balloting from the coaches of the KIAC.
The IUS women’s basketball team closed out their 2010 home schedule and the careers of two seniors Vannessa Stauble, center, and Alisha Briner, forward, on senior night against Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opponent Alice Lloyd, on Tuesday, Feb. 16.
