Free parking and free carpool, all for students!?
IU Southeast’s Fall 2022 semester started with a huge victory for students when Interim Chancellor Kelly Ryan announced that student parking permits...
The Office of Institutional Effectiveness at IU Southeast reports that as of fall 2016, a mere eight percent of roughly 5,000 undergraduate students live on campus. That means the other 92 percent must...
The white envelope from IU Southeast, thicker than normal, beckoned my attention. I opened it expecting to find a thin sticker to place on the inside of my windshield, granting me access to parking. Instead,...
With IU Southeast’s enrollment numbers growing, students continue to struggle finding parking places.
In order to help students with this never-ending battle, Jeremy Eiler, Student Government Association...
A new Indiana law was introduced this summer that will have consequences on smokers at IU Southeast. Effective as of July 1, this law bans smoking within eight feet of any public building.
Individuals who are caught smoking within eight feet of a public building on campus, such as Knobview or Crestview, will be cited for an infraction.
“The fee won’t be toward the university because it is a state law,” Charlie Edelen, IUS Police chief, said. “If we do cite somebody for that, they’d be going to Floyd County and paying a fee.”
With the number of students attending IU Southeast expanding, there are also a growing number of students wanting to live on campus.
Unfortunately, the number of students is greater than the number of...
Michael McNeal, IUS Police office services assistant senior, said he occasionally hears students complain that OneStart’s interface is confusing, which sometimes causes parking permits to not be charged to their bills or mailed home.
