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When Abby Downard took over the women’s basketball program at Indiana University Southeast, her focus was beyond just winning games. She wanted to build a culture based on relationships, accountability and something that would last longer than just a season. It became clear that those expectations were going to be tough to adjust to for...
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Indiana University Southeast is home to many majors for its students to strive for. These majors are capable of getting them one step closer to a full-fledged career of their choice, in turn making them a successful member of our society. However, there is one major that draws attention, as it holds power to some...
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The return of 1990s fashion and music have become one of the most noticeable trends in recent years, especially among younger and more recent generations who are embracing styles and sounds from a decade they didn’t grow up in. From baggy jeans and oversized flannels to pop punk playlists and vinyl records, the 90s aesthetic...
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NEW ALBANY, Ind. – Indiana University Southeast invited new, accepted students on campus to celebrate their admittance with current students and active student organizations. The event, held in McCullough Plaza, was held in the afternoon between 4-6 p.m. and occurs annually to celebrate Admitted Students Day. This year, student organizations arranged inflata
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The smell of coffee fills the air while students walk into the campus gym early in the morning. Some look tired, but they are still there trying to start their day in a better way. Even though college life is usually busy and stressful, a lot of students are trying to build healthier habits. College...
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The end of the academic year is upon us, and with it comes the graduation of the class of 2026. Some seniors may go into the real world and find a job, while others may continue their academic studies as graduates. Graduation is always an event filled with nervousness, excitement, and wonder about what’s next....
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Every Tuesday evening at Indiana University Southeast, a class in University Center 121 looks a little different than usual. The lights are softer, chairs are set up in small groups and people are already talking before the meeting starts. While it may seem like a simple gathering, there is a lot that goes on behind...
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Need a break from virtual reality? Try reality. Nearly half of all American adults have Hypertension or high blood pressure. This is caused by many things like a poor diet, lifestyle choices, and even stress. Stress and anxiety are on high worldwide. People today think they need constant hits of dopamine to reduce this stress,...
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One of the undeniable truths of living in the United States is that college is expensive, and for a good majority of students, college tuition is also combined with their own personal living expenses. Emily Coval, a nursing student at Indiana University Southeast, has spent the last year and a half living with roommates, splitting...
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Have you noticed the abundant number of fast-food restaurants that are around your town or city? Fast food chains are growing popularity through social media and now are popping up in many areas. As more people begin to consume food from places like Arby’s, they will be drawn to get it more. Overconsumption of fast-food...
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