It was not long ago that the Campus Boogie stopped being an annual event held during Homecoming week, but this year it made its return.
Campus Boogie was held in the Hoosier Room at 8 p.m. on Wednesday,...
Bright lights of various shapes and colors filled a dark room at IU Southeast.
On Thursday, Nov. 3, at 8 p.m. students gathered in the Hoosier Room for The Throwback Time Machine dance hosted by...
Before Brian Sims was a diversity advocate or a Pennsylvania state representative, he had to come to terms with others knowing about his sexuality.
While Sims was a captain of his football team during...
The Student Program Council’s second Open Mic of the semester featured a full slot of performers.
The SPC held the Open Mic on Tuesday, Feb 9 at 12:15 p.m. in The Commons. The performers showcased...
The Student Program Council’s Open Mic may have been missing more than half of the performers on Tuesday, Jan. 19, but that did not stop Richard Stottman, music junior and arts and entertainment organizer...
Nothing has kept Cas Haley from doing what he loves most, not even a skiing accident that left him unable to sing for eight months. Haley has been performing for over two decades, and he was seen...
The Commons can be a busy place with students meeting there to discuss homework assignments, catching up with friends and even trying to fit in meals before their next classes. It is a fast-paced, loud area that serves many purposes for the active student.
However, on Wednesday, Nov. 7, for a moment’s time, The Commons fell silent with captivation, from the words of Oveous Maximus.
Maximus is a rapper and a poet and said he considers himself an independent artist.
Smells of meatballs rose and filled the air in The Commons. Sounds of chatter joined in. Students scrambled to get that last piece of homework done while scarfing down whatever they could of their salads and baked potatoes.
Then it came.
An unfamiliar sound had entered the mix.
It was the sound of the beach.
It was the sound of a ukulele.
It was the sound of Mike Sullivan.
The Hoosier Room turned into a war zone on Oct. 29 when students suited up to play TRON laser tag.
The Student Program Council hosted the event and drew students to the Hoosier Room to combat other students in the light-filled playing fields.
Kathryn Haymon, secondary education junior and president of the SPC, said she was excited to bring the TjohnE team and TRON laser tag to IU Southeast.
As part of LGBT Awareness Week, IU Southeast welcomed Charlene Strong, gay rights activist, to campus.
When Strong arrived in Indiana she was not feeling well, however, she worked through her sickness to speak to the students about equal rights for gay and lesbian couples on Oct. 12 in the Hoosier Room.
The Student Program Council brought Strong to campus as a gift for the Gay Straight Alliance.
