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The Louisville Orchestra warms up for its performance.

Louisville Orchestra performs in Ogle Center

Brian Davis, Staff Reporter February 11, 2016

Classical music composed by Mozart, Schubert, Haydn, Salieri, Gluck and other composers filled Stem Concert Hall in the Ogle Center during the Louisville Orchestra’s show, “Classical Classics.” The...

Students engage in combat during Nerf War

Brandon Looney, Staff Reporter January 29, 2016

To prepare for the spring semester fraternity rush, Kappa Sigma held an event called the Nerf War. The fraternity held the event on Tuesday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Hoosier Room. The Nerf War...

XSO performs its single, Why Not?

A message from the smooth, the flirty and the forward

Somolia Pumphrey, Staff Reporter November 27, 2015

On Nov. 12, Grammy award-winning R&B artist Monica kicked off “The CODE RED Experience Tour” to promote the release of her upcoming album “Code Red.” The tour, which reached Louisville's...

Freshman Dustin Behr caught his pants around his ankles by fellow cast members Kristy Calman and Sarah Inman during a scene from Nothing On in Noises Off.

“Noises Off” sounds off with success

Jordan Williams, Staff Reporter November 11, 2015

This past Sunday, audience members huddled together in the IU Southeast Robinson Theatre and witnessed the delightful melodrama of the production efforts involved in making a play come to life in the...

(L-R) Left: Sophia Quebe, behind on bass is Daniel Parr Middle: Grace Quebe, behind on guitar is Simon Stipp Right: Hulda Quebe

Triple-threat Fiddle champions bring a part of Texas to Ogle

Tassy Payne, Staff Reporter September 22, 2015

It was a Nashville kind of night at the Ogle Center when a triple-threat fiddling trio came to town to get down. September 18, The Quebe Sisters, a triple threat fiddler and singing trio, performed...

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Review: Avengers Age of Ultron

Duncan Cooper, Staff Reporter May 5, 2015

In case you didn’t know, the latest Marvel movie came out this weekend. Already raking in nearly $200 million, Marvel shows no signs of stopping when it comes to raking in the money, and with Ant-Man...

Music From the Hart

Music From the Hart

Kaetln Harrison, Staff April 27, 2015

  The band mates march along the edge of an Indiana cornfield while the harmonious sounds of stringed instruments combine to create a folk rock melody. This is one of the scenes to ‘The Hart...

Flipping pages: a spring break reading list

Flipping pages: a spring break reading list

Rain Hopkins, Staff March 20, 2015

Spring Break has arrived, and for many students that means road trips and sun and sand. But if you imagine your Spring Break looking a little more like binge-watching Netflix for a week straight, you might...

Review: Chappie

Review: Chappie

Duncan Cooper, Staff March 8, 2015

Neil Blomkamp burst onto the world consciousness in 2009 with smash hit District 9, a beautifully rendered science fiction film that depicted the harsh brutality of South Africa’s Apartheid. Blomkamp...

Gaming on a snow day

Gaming on a snow day

Duncan Cooper, Staff March 5, 2015

It’s round two, students of IU Southeast. Snow is burying us once more, and we now face the choice –yet again, unfortunately- of deciding whether we will find a way to entertain ourselves or simply...

Curling up with your snack and the remote can sometimes be the perfect cure for boredom on a snow day

A cure for cabin fever: hidden gems of television and film

Duncan Cooper, Staff February 17, 2015

Let’s face it- it’s cold out right now. The roads are icy and miserable, plenty of businesses are closed, and sticking your head outside might lead to an immediate, frostbitten death. This is the weather...

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