A police officer’s duty is to take care of criminal offenses and keep the order. However, the police officers at IU Southeast have much more to offer beyond regular policing duties.
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Being personable and having the ability to talk to anyone are just two of the exceptional qualities Charles Edelen, IUS Police Chief, said the IUS Police new hire exhibits.
With years of experience...
Gunshots were reportedly fired near the southern edge of IU Southeast’s campus during an attempted robbery early Thursday morning. An IU Southeast spokesperson confirmed the victim was not an IU Southeast...
Incidents involving the use of drug and alcohol on campus have resulted in multiple police dispatches in recent weeks at IU Southeast.
One call on Wednesday, Jan. 27 resulted in two non-students being...
Planning a study-abroad trip involves several steps, but an IUS senior and an IUS alumna recently showed students how to make the process easier.
Dale Brown, geosciences senior, and Katherine Clark,...
Whether it’s a friendly smile, a quick wave or an upbeat ‘hello,’ the presence of Ruben Borrego has been felt throughout the IU Southeast campus. Now, after 15 years, his service to the campus and...
Running down the road in front of the University Center, three IUS Police officers and seven Campus Life staff members leaned forward, pulling a blaring fire truck 100 feet. The team completed the task...
A little more than a year ago, on a rainy September afternoon, a report of an armed individual on campus sent IU Southeast into lockdown mode.
On September 11, 2014, a student reported to campus police...
With one spritz, a cloud of pepper spray hit Deven Estes’s face and went into his eyes.
Estes, a criminology and criminal justice senior, had to read an index card through blurry eyes and was hit...
Monica Wise, IUS Police sergeant, said the most important part of self-defense and personal safety is maintaining a survival mentality.
Wise taught a self-defense class in Hoosier Room West on Thursday,...
The Multi-cultural Student Union’s first event, The Dance of Cultures, was almost shut down in the first 40 minutes due to loud music and disrespect on Sept. 20 at the IUS Lake.
Travis Huntley, IUS Police officer, and Monica Wise, IUS Police sergeant, went to the IUS Lake to ask the master of ceremonies, DJ NERDD BOI, to turn the music down.
“We got a complaint,” Wise said. “When I was walking by Hillside Hall, I heard loud music. [Huntley] responded first.”
In 83-degree heat and full-police uniform, Ryan Knight, criminal justice junior, has been giving out parking citations for nearly five hours.
While he may be tired, Knight said he is very proud of his work as the first police cadet at IU Southeast.
“I’m extremely happy with my position,” Knight said. “I’ve learned so much even in just my first week.”
