For some students, coffee is an essential part of surviving classes, work, homework and a social life. Recognizing this need, IU Southeast now serves Starbucks in the University Grounds Coffee Shop.
Traveling...
While taking on another leadership role during a pandemic may be too much for some, it wasn’t for Dr. Kathryn Girten, acting chancellor of IUS and chancellor of IU East.
Girten assumed her role on...
Students and faculty gathered Thursday at McCullough Plaza to remember the legacy of former chancellor Ray Wallace.
With a speech led by Kelly Ryan, the executive vice chancellor of academic affairs,...
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...
College requires a lot of writing, and for many students writing big papers can be a daunting task. The IU Southeast Writing Center is a free, on-campus resource for students to use who want help improving...
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
The...
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...
College can be intimidating and hard to navigate especially when you’ve never done it before. As a senior, I have seen and done it all. Here are some tips for college from IU Southeast alumni and senior...
Despite Rebecca Von Allmen and Evan Hunter's recent elections as president and vice president of IU Southeast Student Government Association, the organization is organizing elections for officers and senators...
Students have recently started training to understand how the Green Dot bystander intervention program can change the culture on IU Southeast's campus. One of those students, Kate Witkowski, a junior majoring...
