Officers speak on Nuclear arms
IUS Horizon
April 20, 2009
Lt. General Robert G. Gard Jr. and Col. William Hauser gave a presentation on U.S. Nuclear weapons policy April 10 in University Center, room 122, to a crowd of more than 25. The presentation comes shortly after President Barack Obama announced the United States is encouraging all relevant natio...
Camp's California Adventure
IUS Horizon
April 11, 2009
Gavin Camp is living a dream. The 30-year-old IUS alumnus works for The Mill, an industry-leading visual effects company based in London, New York and Los Angeles. Camp recently won The First Boards Award for “Murals” and “Rock Band,” two commercials for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The awar...
Cheerleaders take title
IUS Horizon
April 6, 2009
The IUS cheerleading team won The Cheer Limited Open College National competition, Saturday, March 21, giving the team and IU Southeast their first national title in any athletic event. The Grenadier cheerleaders competed against seven other medium all-girl collegiate squads in one of the largest divisions at the competition, and, in addition to the victory,...
IUS cheer team secures school’s first national title
IUS Horizon
April 1, 2009
The IUS Cheerleading team won The Cheer Limited Open College National competition, Saturday, March 21, giving the team and IU Southeast their first national title in any athletic event. The Grenadier cheerleaders competed against 7 other medium all-girl collegiate squads in one of the largest divi...
IUS review released
IUS Horizon
March 16, 2009
More than 20 students and faculty members crammed into University Center, room 122 on Thursday, Feb. 26, for the release of The IUS Review. The Review is a collection of poems, essays and short stories written and edited by IUS students. To have material accepted into The Review, students must subm...
Scholarship money raised
IUS Horizon
March 14, 2009
More than $1,000 in ticket sales and donations was collected Tuesday, March 3, at the IUS International Festival to support overseas study scholarships. The festival, which had an estimated 250 people in attendance, highlighted the foods, clothing and cultures of more than a dozen different countries. T...
IUS women’s team ends regular season undefeated in KIAC
IUS Horizon
March 7, 2009
The IUS women’s basketball team remains undefeated in their conference as they head to the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament. The Grenadiers defeated the St. Louis College of Pharmacy Eutectics 101-33 on Feb. 21, in the Activities Building. Read More »...
Water line bursts
IUS Horizon
March 7, 2009
A routine utility service job went awry Friday, Feb. 13, when a sub-contractor from Snedegar Construction Company accidentally punched a hole in the campus’ chilled water line with a molding machine. Before digging, a utilities locator company marked all of the utility lines to ensure none of them were dam...
First IUS art professor dead
IUS Horizon
February 21, 2009
Jonas A. Howard, former professor emeritus of arts and chairman of the Division of Humanities, died Friday, Jan. 23, due to complications from surgery. At the beginning of his 33-year career at IU Southeast, Howard was the only full-time staff member. Read More »...
Alumna helps village develop sustainablity
IUS Horizon
February 14, 2009
Isabel Estevez has been traveling to the San Gerardo village in Ecuador since she was 16 to help teach children English through the IUS School of Education course Explorations on Diversity Education. Now 22 and armed with an economics degree from IU Bloomington, Estevez has a loftier goal: helping...
Professors, students connect on the Internet
IUS Horizon
January 31, 2009
Walk into any computer lab on campus and, more than likely, at least one of the students is using a social networking Web site. Social networking Web sites have made such an impact on students that IU Southeast has devoted a page in the First-Year Seminar book to giving advice on how to use them responsibly,...
New law requires ISBN disclosure
IUS Horizon
January 28, 2009
Barnes & Noble College Booksellers - the privately-held, sister company of Barnes & Noble Inc. - posted its International Standard Book Numbers online Jan. 3 after the spring 2009 book buying season started. The move comes eight months after the Higher Education Opportunity Act was signed into...
