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A Blue Light Phone located in the Evergreen West Lot in front of the Library is one of several emergency phones available throughout campus. The phone lines are directly linked to the University Police and the light on top of the pole will come on when it is activated.

Dealing with harassment on campus

Jordan Gregg, Staff Reporter October 6, 2019

IUPD has issued three crime notice disclosures related to stalking and harassment this semester. The IUS Police Department provides assistance and resources for students who have concerns regarding...

Club Spotlight: Chemistry Club

Club Spotlight: Chemistry Club

Bryce Shreve, Managing Editor October 6, 2019

Snacks, soda and a passion for science filled room 110 in the Physical Science building as the IUS Chemistry Club held its second meeting of the fall semester on Thursday, October 3. Katie McCoy, club...

Shane Thomas, director of the Advising Center for Exploratory Students (ACES), sits in his office on the second floor of University Center.

Academic assets: Minors and internships

Anna Smith, Staff Reporter October 6, 2019

Minors and internships are two academic resources that can benefit students after they graduate and enter the job market. When planning class schedules and working toward career goals, students often question...

Faces of IUS

Faces of IUS

Anna Smith, Staff Reporter September 22, 2019

Hannah attended IU for two years and has been at IU Southeast for the last few years. “I like the small classes. You get to know your teachers and all the students and it is easy to meet people...

Club Spotlight: English Club

Club Spotlight: English Club

Natalie Allen, Staff Reporter September 22, 2019

For several years, the existence and composition of the IUS English Club varied depending on the semester. At times it had multiple members and other times it had none. This semester, two students set...

Matthew Goldberg, adjunct history professor at IU Southeast, sits in the University Grounds Coffee Shop, enjoying a cup of coffee and a book as he takes a moment to relax from his hectic schedule.

Student, supervisor, professor

Logan Stephens, Staff Reporter September 22, 2019

Coffee shops are common places professors and students go to finish their work while enjoying a hot cup of coffee after a long day on campus. The same can be said for Matthew Goldberg, an adjunct professor...

The Banned Books display located in the IUS library features titles including The Hate U Give and James and the Giant Peach.

Banned Books Week

Sierra Cullins, Staff Reporter September 22, 2019

The IUS Library will begin its celebration of Banned Books Week September 22. The annual celebration highlights the value of free and open access to information. According to David Grogan, director...

Cody Jones, a sophomore transfer student previously from Jefferson Community and Technical College, said it was easy fitting in at IU Southeast.

New school, new beginnings

Sydney Randall, Staff Reporter September 9, 2019

The start of a new school year means a new crop of students. Most individuals think of a new student as an 18-year-old freshman who is starting college for the very first time. Occasionally, that new student...

Brandon Visetchaisri, 19, is reviewing the song A Days Gone By to further his understanding in music education.

Most popular degrees at IU Southeast

Aubryn Crotchett, Staff Reporter September 9, 2019

There are six undergraduate schools at the university. These include the School of Arts and Letters, School of Business, School of Education, School of Natural Sciences, School of Nursing and the School...

Club Spotlight: Animal Rights Club

Club Spotlight: Animal Rights Club

Beth Hunter, Content Editor September 3, 2019

The issue of animal rights is growing in popularity. Many people may want to make a lifestyle change to eat with animal rights in mind, but the passion to do so is not widespread. For graphic design...

Photo illustration provided by Corey Sims.

Recbar 812 powering up downtown New Albany

Bryce Shreve, Managing Editor September 3, 2019

New Albany’s Pearl Street will soon be home to an expansion of Louisville’s popular arcade-bar known as Recbar. The New Albany Recbar location will occupy more than double the square footage of...

Benjamin Lacy (Benjamin Dragon) spins fire poi at Cherokee Park during a Tuesday evening flow jam.

Flow and play in Louisville’s flow art family

Mac Aubrey, Tessa Arnold, and Jayla Rose September 3, 2019

Down by the waterfront, off River Road in Louisville, adults and teenagers alike can be found dancing around with hula hoops, staffs and other objects that might look like circus instruments if you’re...

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