The student news site of Indiana University Southeast

The Horizon
The student news site of Indiana University Southeast

The Horizon
The student news site of Indiana University Southeast

The Horizon

Too much to handle: Grenadiers dominate with duct tape

IUS Horizon • November 27, 2011
The No. 24 ranked IUS men’s basketball team defeated Purdue University Calumet Peregrines, 88-71, on Nov. 11. This was the third annual Indiana University and Purdue University Challenge. This was the Grenadiers third win in a row, and they remained undefeated through three games at home.

Grenadiers overwhelm Mid-Continent University

IUS Horizon • November 13, 2011
The IUS men’s basketball team won their game against Mid-Continent University, 106-88, during the fifth annual Joe. B. Hall and Denny Crum Classic in the Activities Building on Nov. 4. This was the first win of the season for the Grenadiers, as they lost their season opener to Georgetown University, 100-92. “It’s big for our guys,” Wiley Brown, IUS men’s basketball head coach, said about his team’s first victory.

Crimson and Cream showcase talent

IUS Horizon • November 6, 2011
Basketball season is officially underway for the IUS men’s and women’s Crimson and Cream game in the Activities Building on Oct. 27. The Grenadiers put on a three-point shooting contest, a dunking showcase and two-20-minute scrimmages. The women’s scrimmage ended with the Red team beating the White team, 53-50.

IUS receives NAIA champion award

IUS Horizon • October 16, 2011
For the first time, IU Southeast was awarded the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Champions of Character Five Star Award for 2010-2011 on Oct. 5. “We want to be a five star institution,” Joe Glover, athletic director, said. There is a formula the NAIA figures up, and institutions that scoring more than 60 points are added to the list of Champions of Character Five Star Award winners.

Grenadiers achieve revenge on Eagles

IUS Horizon • October 10, 2011
The IUS volleyball team defeated the Cincinnati Christian University Eagles in three sets in the Activities Building on Oct. 4. The Grenadiers lost their previous match at CCU, 3-2, on Sept. 13. “[The players] just wanted revenge this time,” Lesley Drury Prather, IUS volleyball head coach, said.

Student takes long journey to get to IUS

IUS Horizon • October 10, 2011
Angela Tanudjaja, marketing and advertising senior, is taking initiative to gain experience in her field of study. Tanudjaja recently completed internships at the Actor’s Theatre in Louisville and Ideology, an advertising firm in New Albany. “It’s very humbling,” she said about gaining the experience.

Volleyball players fail to execute

IUS Horizon • October 2, 2011
The IUS volleyball team fell to Asbury College on Sept. 27. The Grenadiers lost in four sets, 3-1, which ended their four match win streak. IU Southeast won the first set 25-17, before giving up the next three to Asbury.

Design student balances creativity

IUS Horizon • September 26, 2011
Zhalda Penn, graphic design senior, is a non-traditional student at IU Southeast. She is enrolled full-time, works two jobs on campus and helps raise two children. Tyler, 9, and Jordan, 7, are the children of her boyfriend Jacob Knight, 34.

New addition arrives in athletics

IUS Horizon • September 11, 2011

A new addition to the IUS campus has been made in the Athletics Department. Standing at 6 feet 8 inches tall, Denny Williams was named the new assistant athletic director for facilities and operations....

Bloggers discuss visiting mosques across country

IUS Horizon • March 14, 2011

IU Southeast and the World Affairs Council of Kentucky and Southern Indiana presented the topic of what it is like to be a Muslim in today’s American society. The presentation was hosted by Aman Ali,...

Old tree carved into statue

IUS Horizon • February 22, 2011

The Grenadier has been carved into a wooden statue on campus. On Feb. 12 and Feb. 13, the Grenadier was carved out of a large piece of an old oak tree that was cut down in the grassy area between the...

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