On March 20 2017, Freedom Hall’s almost 19 thousand seats were filled to near capacity.
Cheers and signs rose into the air and Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A” blared from the speakers...
According to current SGA president Mark Jallayu, IU Southeast’s SGA is responsible for establishing a connection between the faculty and the students’ voices.
This year’s presidential candidates...
The UCard, which is utilized by IUS students for services such as making purchases at the bookstore, dining and printing, will be replaced in April by the CrimsonCard according to the IU website. The website...
The ground rumbles and tea cups come crashing to the floor. Gunshots echo from a distance and the family, who only moments before relaxed in the comfort of their living room, now must take shelter in the...
Member from the Chancellor’s Advisory Council on Diversity
Nicholas Moore, marketing and professional selling senior, has been an active advocate and member of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender...
IU Southeast alumnus Sadiq Mohamed was 20 years old when he first came to the United States from Somalia by way of a refugee camp in Kenya.
“I knew that I wanted a better life, I knew that if I do get...
WASHINGTON — Cliff Staten and his daughter Anna packed into a bus in Frankfort, Kentucky, riding overnight to join as many as 500,000 others in Washington, D.C., for the Women’s March on Washington.
The...
Last fall, Margot Morgan, an assistant professor of political science at IU Southeast, led a panel of sexual assault survivors called “It’s Not OK.”
“This is something we don’t talk about.”...
Mark Jallayu, Student Body President
• January 21, 2017
Last semester, I sent an email to all students about a survey on a Fall Break at IU Southeast. The results came back with 759 students saying “yes” to a Fall Break and 55 students saying no.
Based...
Touring the streets of Paris. Climbing to the top of Notre Dame. Riding a camel in the desert. Swimming in the Dead Sea.
IU Southeast offers study abroad programs that allow students to study around...
You may have been in class on Wednesday, Nov. 16 and just happened to look out the door to see economic and political speaker Ben Stein peeking in.
Stein came to IU Southeast on Wednesday, Nov. 16 to...
You think you’re ready to start searching for careers. You’ve earned a degree, or you’re working towards one. You have experience, recommendations and extracurriculars at school. However, there may...
![Political science student Reed Van Dueson uses his UCard to buy coffee on campus from the coffee shop worker and psychology and fine arts senior Claire Faith.
“I think [the new card] is good,” Van Dueson said. “I’ve seen flyers around advertising for it and I think it’ll be helpful because I go to IU Bloomington a lot.”
Faith, notified of the change through email, said students use their UCard in about 85 percent of purchases.](https://iushorizon.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/DSC_1645-900x598.jpg)
