New to campus and have no car to go places? That is not a problem. Take part in visiting the following spots on-campus and gather with some friends!
Take a selfie in front of the clock tower
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There are many opportunities at IU Southeast, but one many people don’t know about is the ability to choose two majors to pursue.
Students at IU Southeast have the option to have more than one major....
College can be a difficult transition for new students, but your CrimsonCard has made it easier.
Your CrimsonCard is quite literally your key to campus! It is the official photo ID card for all Indiana...
At first glance, Parlour’s location at 225 State St. looks old. Not the kind of old that implies shabbiness nor a failure to keep the building up, but the kind that speaks to a depth of experience and...
New to campus? This one’s for you! College can be a hard transition for new students, but it can be even more difficult for students that are new to the area. Although living in a new city can be intimidating,...
As Indiana University Southeast quickly approaches its one-year mark of having to adapt to the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, officials and students are optimistically looking forward.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has rattled almost everyone, but not Shawn and Caitlin Cox. The sisters and owners of Mood Coffee Co. in Sellersburg, Ind. began their journey as business owners on Dec. 12, 2020...
Garrett Lane, a journalism student at IU Southeast, has been a gun owner for over a year. When a family he knew was shot and robbed while eating in their vehicle, he said he wondered how it would be different...
As Eastern Heights Baptist Church in Jeffersonville continues to contribute, southern Indiana will receive a new Safe Haven baby box to a Jeffersonville, IN fire station.
Throughout 2020, there were...
As the novel coronavirus spreads through Kentuckiana, two words keep appearing everywhere: social distancing. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, social distancing is “remaining...
Ever since Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb ordered restaurants and non-essential businesses to close, Floyd County restaurant and business owners have been finding new ways to stay connected with customers...
