Playing college sports usually means student athletes play four years of one sport before graduation. Here at IU Southeast, things can be a little different.
The next two semesters will have senior...
The conference that IU Southeast plays in changed their name and logo to celebrate the one hundredth year anniversary of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) on Friday, Mar. 4, 2016.
The...
Being able to play sports on a college level is a dream come true for many high school athletes and perhaps a source of envy for many who follow college sports. However, being a student-athlete isn’t...
Sometimes in a competition, when a prize is thrown into a situation, typically all the things an athlete has learned about teamwork and camaraderie seem to be forgotten, and suddenly it becomes every person for his or herself.
However, the IUS men’s and women’s basketball teams are now being looked at as an example of how a team should behave.
Both teams at IU Southeast have won the Championship of Character award twice during the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
The Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference selected IU Southeast to host the semifinal and championship games this year.
“I’m very honored to host the KIAC this year,” Joe Glover, athletic director, said.
Previously, the KIAC was a Kentucky-school conference only, but it has now expanded to Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, adding more teams to the competition throughout the years.
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.
