A new way of following IU Southeast athletics has been released via the iTunes App Store for the iPhone or iPad.  In late February the web-design group eSolution Architects, which was fundamental in...

Amy Levins, biology sophomore and IUS Pre-Med Society President, said she is nervous about shaving off her long, dark hair. However, she said she has been watching online videos of people with long hair...

Eight-year-old Aiden Johnson has dreams — dreams of being able to go to school, play basketball and invite his friends over, his aunt, Shelly Baugher, said. At his young age, Aiden is fighting his...

A look inside the famous, troubled character of Hamlet The scene is 17th century England; a man named Shakespeare sits down at a table with quill in hand, an ink jar resting nearby. A small flame from...

The IUS men’s basketball team brought in their sixth consecutive Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship title Feb. 26 in the Activities Building, in the final conference game against...

We are all adults here, right? So we can talk about “adult topics” without someone in the corner chuckling when I use the words penis or vagina. So let’s talk about sex, baby. As college students,...

The sound of bats cracking echoes throughout the Phoenix Municipal Stadium as pitchers, catchers and a few other players, report for spring training for the Oakland Athletics. As players pull out gloves...

Even when she is not running plays, Ashmere Woods said she has one thing on her mind–basketball. Although Woods is a serious basketball player, her outgoing personality keeps everyone around her entertained,...

Mitchell twins bring ‘super powers’ to IUS basketball lineup IU Southeast has been double teamed by the self-proclaimed twin super powers Kevin Mitchell and Cameron Mitchell, junior guards. The twins...

The event, which happens once a month, is an open mic event. Anyone who wants to read or recite pieces of literature can participate. The material can be prose, poetry, fiction, nonfiction or academic—either...

According to the IU website, Indiana University’s current firearm policy states that firearms are not allowed on campus without written permission from the Chief of Police, but if passed, an Indiana...