The Horizon

Students change e-mail to Imail, Umail

IUS Horizon • February 5, 2010

Last semester, students received an e-mail saying the campus was switching their student e-mail from Webmail to either Imail or Umail. This change was enforced throughout all IU campuses. The change, which occurred in November, is part of IU Bloomington’s plan to give students better e-mail and more choices.

Junior forward works hard to improve game

IUS Horizon • December 1, 2009

Alden Krausse, junior forward, said her love of basketball started early and has stayed with her all the way through college. She is now in her third year of playing for IU Southeast.

Junior stays busy with school, work, basketball

IUS Horizon • November 10, 2009

Tia Wineinger, accounting junior, has a lot on her plate this year.

Singing professor brings life to history courses

IUS Horizon • November 10, 2009

Kelly Ryan, assistant professor of history, doesn’t focus on the traditional topics of history. Some of what she teaches includes history of African-Americans and also sexuality in women.

Print making one-man show

IUS Horizon • October 19, 2009

Rob Woolley is passionate about print making. A senior in the Fine Arts Program, he is the only student that is a print making major.

Love for Hispanic culture compels Spanish professor

IUS Horizon • October 19, 2009

Amy Zink loves everything Spanish. Not only does she teach many classes at IU Southeast, but she is actively involved with the local Hispanics in New Albany.

Student rides to conquer cancer

IUS Horizon • September 30, 2009

Alex Jones, advertising and communications sophomore, said he wants to help cure cancer.

Volunteer fair recruits students

IUS Horizon • September 22, 2009

The Volunteer Fair filled the Hoosier Room on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The event was held to get students to sign up to volunteer at various non-profit organizations located in different communities in the region.

IUS enrollment on the rise

IUS Horizon • September 15, 2009

The bad economy does not seem to be stopping students from going to IU Southeast - in fact, it seems to be helping. The enrollment records for this semester indicate a 5.8 percent increase from the 6,461 students enrolled in the fall of 2008.