The city of New Albany hosted a send-off celebration in honor of the IUS men’s and women’s basketball teams at the City-County Building in downtown New Albany on March 4.
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The IUS softball team played in a doubleheader at home against St. Catharine College on Friday, March 4.
The Grenadiers defeated St. Catharine, 3-2, in the first game of the doubleheader and 5-0 in...
Mary Ann Braden, administrative assistant and office manager to the dean of Social Sciences, will be retiring this summer after 31 years at IU Southeast.
Her job includes advising students on curriculum and ordering of any equipment or supplies and several other responsibilities.
The IU Southeast cheerleaders captured their second-consecutive national championship on Saturday, March 20. The team traveled to Myrtle Beach, S.C., to compete in the All-Girl Medium Collegiate Division in the Cheer Ltd. Open College Nationals.
There were only three teams in IU Southeast’s division, but their overall score beat 17 other teams at the competition.
Customers buzz in and out the door to pick up the orders they have placed for their Easter celebrations.
In the kitchen, bread is tossed back and forth, being formed into what will become an Easter bunny-shaped loaf of bread.
Steve Miller, IUS Police officer, was born in Milwaukee.
When he was 5 year old, his parent’s job transferred to New York, and he continued to live there, in Long Island, for 33 more years.
Miller was getting his undergraduate degree in criminal justice and originally thought he was going to be a lawyer
For the 2010-2011 school year, the rate per semester for a dorm is going to increase. In 2009, the IU Southeast Budget Committee, which consists of upper administration, met to discuss rates for the dorms. These rates are set biennially, which means they are set every two years.
“This coincides with how the Indiana legislature’s budget cycles are set,” Seuth Chaleunphonh, dean of Student Life and acting director of Residence Life, said. “IUS recommends increases and the IU Board of Trustees approves for all campuses.”
Since she was 6 years old, Tara Denzik, senior first base for the IUS softball team, has played and loved the game of softball. She said she enjoys the time spent with her team and said softball helps her to keep in shape.
On Wednesday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in University Center, room 127, two discussions took place. The first was about the right to education and the second was about the right to healthcare.
The event was hosted by the IUS Civil Liberties Union. Kevin Coleman, political science senior, and Johann Pedolzky, philosophy and political science senior, were the speakers for the event.
In an effort to send help to Haiti, an event was put together by Brigette Le Normand, assistant professor of history, and Charles Pooser, assistant professor of French and international studies, in hopes of bringing IU Southeast together and show support for Haiti.
On Wednesday, Feb. 3, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. a group of students, faculty and staff gathered in University Center, room 127, for an event that was dubbed “Haitian Night.”
Pooser said he wanted to do something on campus to spotlight what is going on in Haiti.
His athletic ability is shared with his father, who Mitchell considers to be the biggest influence on his life. His father played basketball for the University of Louisville and the University of California, Berkeley.
When he isn’t participating in sports, Mitchell is a home-body. A self-proclaimed "momma’s boy," Mitchell likes be around his family and go to church with them.
