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Students remember Aileese Tucker
The Trailblazer
Aileese Tucker, a Vincennes University student, lost her life last month from injuries sustained in a house fire. According to investigators and court documents, Tucker’s home was allegedly set on fire around 10 p.m. on Sept. 24 by 37-year-old Shane Michael Carie. Tucker was found unresponsive in a rear bedroom; she was airlifted to Eskenazi...
Painting and relaxation takes over campus
The Trailblazer
Students had a chance to take a break from schoolwork and get creative during a Bob Ross painting event hosted by Student Activities. The event provided students with free snacks and all the supplies needed to paint, including canvases, paint, brushes and aprons. Niaya Taylor of Student Activities said the event was designed to be...
VU President holds town hall discussion
The Trailblazer
On Wednesday, Vincennes University President Chuck Johnson held his annual Town Hall meeting at the Shake Learning Resource Center. Students were welcomed with food and drinks and an open discussion with the president on issues they feel should be vocalized. The peaceful discussion hit on many different issues on campus, particularly low parking spots for...
Where to park?
The Trailblazer
Parking can be one of the most frustrating things for those who live on campus, especially for those in Clark and Morris halls; the quarter-mile walk between the residents’ parking lot and their room can be annoying. There are around 250 parking spots dedicated to students who live in the residence halls, but according to...
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