Note that IU Southeast is an institutional member of the Speed Art Museum in Louisville for 2008. This membership entitles faculty members, staff, and students to free admission to the museum's permanent art collection, special traveling exhibitions, AfterHours events, and selected lectures and concerts. You must show your IU Southeast ID card to take advantage of this membership.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Friday, June 13, 2008
In the News with IU Southeast
June 1 -13 2008
IU President: New IU Southeast residence halls an 'advantage'
Wearing a white construction hat with "IU" written on it, Indiana University President Michael McRobbie walked through the new residence halls Tuesday at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany with IU Southeast Chancellor Sandra Patterson-Randles at his side.
Read more at newsandtribune.com
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View the video at indiana9.com
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Read more at bizjournals.com/louisville
Dinner benefits Denzinger scholarship at IU Southeast
Michelle Firkins spoke tearfully Tuesday night of the memories she has of spending time with the late Frank Denzinger and his family.
Read more at newsandtribune.com
Read more at courier-journal.com
IU Southeast education class to teach overseas
Jay Grauatte sat, nodding as his professor Magdalena Herdoíza-Estévez described what a life-changing experience teaching in Ecuador will be to the class.
Read more at newsandtribune.com
Pulled Pork: A closer look at Federal Earmarks impact on Southern Indiana
In a laboratory at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany sits a computerized plastic man who will attempt to die at least 150 deaths over the next semester. Each time he does, it'll be up to the students at the University's School of Nursing to bring him back from the brink.
Read more at newsandtribune.com
IU Southeast vice chancellor leaving for new job
Steve Taksar, vice chancellor for administrative affairs at Indiana University Southeast since 2002, is leaving for a job in New Hampshire.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Stories featuring IU Bloomington or regional campuses:
IU raises $60 million for fellowships
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana University and the Indiana University Foundation announced today that their Matching the Promise campaign has raised more than $60 million for graduate fellowships.
Read more at courier-journal.com
IPFW Names Josh Schultz as Assistant Baseball Coach
Fort Wayne, IN - IPFW head baseball coach Billy Gernon has announced that Josh Schultz has been hired as graduate assistant coach for the program. Schultz, formerly the head coach at IU-Southeast, helped lead the Grenadiers to a Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference regular season and tournament championship, en route to being named the league's Coach of the Year.
Read more at cstv.com
Recent IUPUI graduate lands position at Pixar
The movie studio that created "Toy Story" and "Ratatouille" added a recent IU-Purdue University at Indianapolis graduate to its production team.
IU prepares to plead case to NCAA
SEATTLE, Wash. (WISH) - Indiana University is about to play some defense, not on court but rather in a conference room. School officials meet with the NCAA Infractions Committee today in Seattle. They'll talk about violations alleged against former coach Kelvin Sampson.
Read more at wishtv.com
Stories featuring regional institutions:
UL sends out alert after e-mails mention bomb
University of Louisville police sent out an alert warning students and staff about a bomb threat after several employees received threatening e-mails today, a university spokeswoman said.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Some universities cut jobs, ditch raises
The impact of higher education funding cuts began to show in Kentucky yesterday, with state community college leaders announcing they will eliminate 240 positions, and the University of Louisville enacting a budget with $6.1 million in cuts and no faculty raises.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Barack Obama visit
U.S. Sen. Barack Obama will visit IU Southeast Wednesday, April 23, at 12:45 p.m. The town hall event will be held in the Activities Building.
TICKETS
The event is free, but tickets are required for entry.
IU Southeast faculty, staff, and students can register for tickets at www.barackobama.com or can pick up tickets TODAY at the local Obama campaign offices at:
Obama for America Clark County Office
530 E Court Ave
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Obama for America Floyd County Office
203 E Main St
New Albany, IN 47150
9a.m. to 9 p.m.
Tickets are not available at the door.
Doors open at 10:45 a.m. Seating is first-come, first-served.
PARKING
Students, faculty, and staff can park by permit as usual Wednesday. Off-campus visitors will fill in available spots.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
ISO Ice Cream Social...and Elections
Enjoy some ice cream – and take an early break from finals – with the International Student Organization on April 22 from 5 to 6 in the University Center South, Room 121 (above the food court area).
In addition to the Ice Cream Social, we will have elections for a full slate of officers for next year. The positions that need to be filled are president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and social coordinator. If you would like to help the ISO through holding one of these positions, let us know so we can put your name on the ballot. We can also take "nominations from the floor," meaning you can ask to be a candidate at the election meeting, but it would be easier for balloting if you let us know in advance. This is a great opportunity to help get the ISO off and running as a major group on campus, but in order to do it, we need YOU!
Monday, April 7, 2008
Chelsea Clinton to visit IU Southeast
NEW ALBANY, IN, (April 7, 2008) – Former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton will visit Indiana University Southeast Tuesday on behalf of her mother, Hillary, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for President.
Chelsea Clinton will speak at 1:30 p.m. at the Hoosier Room at IU Southeast. Her presentation is entitled "Our Economy, Our Future." Two IU Southeast students will join Clinton for her presentation. A question and answer session will follow the speech, which is sponsored by the College Democrats.
Chelsea Clinton has visited several colleges around the state, including IU Bloomington, to campaign for her mother. Hillary Clinton also spoke in New Albany recently at an event at the South Side Inn.
The presentation is free and open to the public. The Indiana primary election is May 6.
Monday, March 24, 2008
IU Southeast in the News
March 1 – March 21
IUS prepares to open doors to new dorms
Indiana University Southeast junior Courtney Pemberton walked into one of the on-campus apartments Thursday, getting a sneak peak before the rest of the public gets to see inside the building this weekend.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Read more at newsandtribune.com
Also featured on Fox 41 (video no longer available online)
Four IUS buildings closed after power failure
An electrical power failure on the south end of the Indiana University Southeast campus this morning resulted in the evacuation of four buildings and delays in some classes.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Read more at thenewsandtribune.com
Sewer fee for new IUS housing in dispute
The New Albany Sewer Board is pressing Indiana University Southeast to pay a fee in advance of connecting the school's new student housing to city sewers.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Read more at thenewsandtribune.com
Open house at IUS March 15
Students will be able to find out about attending Indiana University Southeast, 4201Grant Line Road in New Albany, at a "map your course" open house from 9 a.m. to noon March 15.
Read more at courier-journal.com
SCHANSBERG: The strategic logic of suicide terrorism
On the occasion of the 5th anniversary of the War in Iraq, it's worth a look at what we've accomplished and what it has cost us.
Read more of IU Southeast Professor Eric Schansberg's opinion at thenewsandtribune.com
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Grenadiers' season ends at nationals, 91-82
The Indiana University Southeast men's basketball team's successful season ended on Wednesday night.
Read more sports coverage at thenewsandtribune.com
WAVE 3 Investigates: Ford's cutback and the impact on Kentuckiana's economy
Dr. Dagney Faulk, IU Southeast economics professor, says the layoffs will affect everyone in Kentuckiana by slowing consumer spending.
Read more at wave3.com
Hoosier immigrants not treated fairly
Every day in Indiana, legal and undocumented immigrants are at increased risk of civil-rights violations, academic and legal experts said at an Indiana University Southeast symposium Thursday night.
Read more at thenewsandtribune.com
Stories featuring IU Bloomington or regional campuses:
Magazine ranks IU biz school No. 16
Indiana University's business school was ranked No. 16 in the country by Business Week,
Read more at courier-journal.com
Appeal arguments set in IU student's death
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Court of Appeals will hear arguments tomorrrow in the murder case of a man convicted of killing 19-year-old Indiana University student Jill Behrman.
Read more at courier-journal.com
IU forming committee to find new coach
The replacement for former Indiana men's basketball coach Kelvin Sampson will be chosen by a committee of faculty and alumni in a nationwide search.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Stories featuring regional institutions:
U of L students plan walkout over tuition
Anticipating large tuition increases next year, students at the University of Louisville are planning a walkout this month.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Bellarmine adds master's degree in communication
This fall, Bellarmine University will introduce a new graduate program -- a master of arts in communication..
Read more from bizjournals.com/louisville
Purdue's New Albany campus on track
The planned Purdue Technology Center of Southeast Indiana will welcome its first group of students in August.
Read more from bizjournals.com/louisville
Read more from thenewsandtribune.com
Ivy Tech to offer real estate pre-licensing course
Ivy Tech Community College will offer a pre-licensing course for aspiring real estate agents this May.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
IU Southeast in the News
College Goal Sunday at IU Southeast
College-bound students who need help applying for state and federal financial aid can find assistance this weekend at a free event at Indiana University Southeast.
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IU Southeast names scholarship for slain deputy
Indiana University Southeast will hold a dinner in June to honor slain Floyd County Deputy Frank Denzinger and raise money for a scholarship to be named for him.
Read more at courier-journal.com
Now Hiring: Nursing, teaching, truck driving offer best outlooks in Southern Indiana job growth
Mimi McKay taught nursing at Indiana University Southeast for 11 years before becoming dean of the institution two years ago. She said current demand for nursing is high, but will inevitably decrease.
Read more at newsandtribune.com
IU Southeast wins seventh in a row, 100-72
Six members of the Indiana University Southeast men's basketball team scored in double figures on Saturday in their 100-72 road victory over Asbury.
Read more sports coverage from newsandtribune.com
IU Southeast, Ivy Tech discover courses on crime pay
William Farrell of IUS laid the foundation of a criminal justice program. Up only since 2002, it has grown more quickly than expected and now has about 180 majors, second only to psychology in the IUS social services area.
Read Dale Moss' column at courier-journal.com
Letter to the editor: Reducing IU Southeast's fees is a mistake
Indiana University Southeast is considered an institution of higher learning and supposed to set an example by instilling in its students a sense of fairness and commitment to its local community.
Read the opinion at newsandtribune.com
Stories featuring IU Bloomington or regional campuses:
The latest on IU basketball and Kelvin Sampson
IU mandates internal Sampson investigation.
Game coverage from courier-journal.com
IU East announces new scholarship program
Indiana University East has announced it has initiated a new scholarship for Twenty-first Century High School Scholars.
Find out more from pal-item.com
Phishing scam targets students at IU South Bend
Students at IU South Bend are keeping a close eye on their email these days. The university sent them an alert Friday notifying them about a phishing scam.
Stories featuring regional institutions:
U of L enrollment falls, overall KY college enrollment increases
Kentucky's public colleges and universities enrolled 212,994 students in fall 2007 -- a 3.2 percent increase from the previous year, according to the Council on Postsecondary Education
Read more from bizjournals.com/louisville
Bellarmine lands education expert
An internationally known education expert who specializes in improving literacy, especially among economically disadvantaged urban schoolchildren, has been appointed to a new endowed chair at Bellarmine University
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