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A New Chapter for the Outgoing Chancellor

A New Chapter for the Outgoing Chancellor

Gracie Kaine, Freelance contributor May 29, 2023

The IUS community had just celebrated their graduating seniors at Commencement when Interim Chancellor Dr. Kelly Ryan broke news of her own about her forthcoming departure. Ryan has been hired as president...

So many opinions, so little time

So many opinions, so little time

May 28, 2023

A nice, long stretch feels good, doesn’t it? The same goes for a belly rub from someone who truly cares, right? The opportunity to voice opinions isn’t any different. Not every country enjoys...

Student Spotlight: Artistic Ambition

Student Spotlight: Artistic Ambition

Nelia Alvarez, Freelance Contributor May 16, 2023

Tremayne Daisey has had quite a journey finding his passion. After a few ups and downs, Daisey found his way to the Journalism department at Indiana University Southeast. It all started in fifth grade...

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Student Spotlight: How the Little Drummer Boy Became a Music Man

Anneliese Crumley, Freelance Contributor April 24, 2023

Growing up being a bit different can be hard for anyone. Being picked on for nonconformity can happen at home, school, or work. It can happen anywhere you go. For most, it would bring them down. But for...

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Student Spotlight: Communication, Theater, and a Future

Brooklyn Watts April 24, 2023

Attending Indiana University Southeast is senior Gracie Kaine, who has great experience when it comes to speaking in front of a crowd. Kaine intends on graduating with a major in Organizational Communication...

Student Spotlight: Shifting to the Sky

Student Spotlight: Shifting to the Sky

Madison A. Miller April 10, 2023

“Uncommonly Honest” is the headline of an article but it is also how someone might describe first-year Indiana University Southeast student Chelsey Elswick. Get her into a conversation, and that phrase...

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Student Spotlight: Striving to Save

Gracie Kaine April 10, 2023

Brooklyn Watts has always been inspired by her mother’s passion for helping others through nursing. Following in her mother’s footsteps is what led Watts to become the hardworking nursing student at...

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Student Spotlight: The Ready Reservist

Chelsey Elswick April 10, 2023

Hard worker. IUS first-year student Madison Miller embodies those two words. Working full-time in retail while taking college courses is a lot, but Miller never stops. They work at Walgreens and...

Animal Adoption:  How four-legged friends became lifelines to humans

Animal Adoption: How four-legged friends became lifelines to humans

Imagine being a puppy confined in a shelter. You’re isolated, watching humans come and go. One of them coaxes yet another whimpering dog into a nearby kennel. The two of you are part of a growing...

Check out the number of online-only IUS students in early 2022. The percentage was unchanged in fall 2022.

A new chapter for Horizon student media

Lydia Lum December 28, 2022

A responsible faculty adviser usually doesn’t appear on these digital pages. Usually. A responsible faculty adviser usually keeps the staff and their work front and center. The adviser stays in...

Stranger than you dreamt it

Stranger than you dreamt it

Liv Arnold, Freelance Contributor November 5, 2022

Figment: A Multimedia Experience, was a two-day installation in early November by IUS seniors pursuing bachelor's degrees in fine arts with concentration in digital and interactive media. An immersive...

Former chancellor Ray Wallace sits in his office with some of his cameras.

Ray Wallace, former chancellor, dies

Gracie Vanover and Rachel Miller August 26, 2021

Ray Wallace, a passionate photojournalist from Northern Ireland who led IU Southeast as chancellor for seven years before recently stepping down has died, the university announced Thursday. “As a...

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