Since Dec. 2012, students at IU Bloomington and several other IU campuses —including IU Southeast— have been gearing up for a student strike that will come to a head in just a few days. The...

Body art accepted by some, tolerated by others; questionable for professional jobs In the last issue of The Horizon, the modern popularity of tattoos was evidenced in the article “Artistic Expression...

$500,000 Donation   Chancellor Sandra Patterson-Randles announced a $500,000 donation to the School of Nursing during a luncheon honoring Judge Carlton and Sue Sanders on Friday, March 15. Carlton...

[photospace] Black leather gloves, purple hooded vests and “murder most foul” come together to add a refreshing twist to Shakespeare’s classic tragedy in the IUS Department of Theater’s production...

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...

Brown co-credited for creating celebration The high-five is one of the most iconic, dynamic and yet simple of social gestures. In the past four decades it has become an unmistakable thread in our...

Levi Groenewold, history junior, spends his days like a typical student. He attends class, writes papers, and studies for exams. During his downtime, however, he is raising support for an upcoming IU...

Relationship, dating trends change for college students With Valentine’s Day approaching, store fronts are displaying candy hearts, boxes of chocolates, red roses and gemstone jewelry, but when it is...

  Week long celebrations kick off homecoming As the sounds of the players dribbling, running, and jumping echo off the walls of the Athletics Building, the IUS basketball teams are readying...

Maintenance workers for Cedar Ridge Apartments examine and photograph the damage of a fire that awoke the residents of 2313 Grant Line Road early Friday morning, Jan. 25. The emergency call came in...

Don McMahel, a part of the IU Southeast community for nearly 50 years, died at age 82 on Jan. 10. McMahel was involved in many activities, such as teaching at various elementary schools throughout...