The IU Southeast women’s basketball team overcame a seven point halftime deficit to defeat IU Kokomo 55-51 on Thursday night in the Activities Building.
In the first half of play, IU Kokomo went on...
Growing from 1973, the three original buildings, Crestview Hall, Physical Sciences, and the original library building, IU Southeast has expanded into what we see it as today, according to the IU Southeast...
While going through daily routines and just trying to get through the day at work but you get that one customer who has to make everything harder. The customer set you off and now all you want to do is...
Many have heard the term, but not everyone may know exactly what it means; sustainability. Lauren Pangburn, campus sustainability advisor and international studies senior, said sustainability is becoming...
With six Northern White Rhinoceros left in the world, Steven Taylor, assistant director of conversation, education, and collection at the Louisville Zoo said the subspecies is functionally extinct.
Taylor...
Joel Stinnett, Managing Editor for Digital
• December 1, 2014
On Friday Dec. 5, Chancellor Ray Wallace will walk onstage at The Ogle Center in full regalia. In the crowd will be IU President Michael A. McRobbie and the chancellors of each IU campus. His family and...
Health issues can start at the beginning of stress or other situations going on in a person’s life.
On Nov. 12, the IU Southeast chapter of the nationally known organization Psi Chi invited Jordana...
Seeds and Greens is the first and only natural market and deli to pop up in the ever-evolving renaissance of downtown New Albany, offering what owner Stacey Freibert said is a not overwhelming but welcoming...
Armor, jewels, and monsters lurking in coal mines-- this is the world computer science junior Sheridan Rathbun envisioned and brought to life in a game called “Barony”.
Rathbun said Barony is...
On Oct. 29, Todd Manson, assistant professor of psychology, had a discussion about the difference between science and pseudoscience.
Manson began by explaining what pseudoscience was. He said it is...
With colder weather often comes hibernation mode, when even getting to class may seem like a struggle. One option in beating the seasonal depression is to turn the winter months into a more productive...
