The coffee shop on the main level of the library is closed. In its place will be a Subway that the university plans to open by the spring semester, according to Julie Ingram, the manager of conference...
Two big changes that have taken place this fall are the switch to the student digital planners and the decrease in printing allotments.
Due to a budget cut of 35 percent, the free student planners provided...
No matter how ugly the picture on a student’s UCard may be, IUS students have many perks and benefits that come with their UCard. From money-saving to an all-around ticket to events, Students can take...
During the past five years, IU Southeast has provided each student with a universal card that can serve many purposes, known as the UCard.
Since the implementation of the UCard, administration at IU...
The Student Government Association met for its weekly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 8.
A probationary senator was introduced and another senator was sworn in during the meeting, among ideas and discussions of implementing a Redbox on campus.
For this school year, there will be a delay in students receiving their financial aid, due to a law passed by Congress in December 2011.
This new law being implemented by Congress will affect how much financial aid students can receive, how long they can receive it and how soon interest will begin to rack up on their loans.
The new law also affected the Pell Grant.
March 14 at 9:39 a.m.After a month-long process, IUS Police arrested a student for theft. Ashley Y. Henderson, a 19-year-old IUS student, was arrested for cashing two checks that didn’t belong to her.
On...
Although the debit account function of the UCard may be a useful tool for learning the ropes of personal finance, its usability is still fairly limited.
