• IU Southeast senior honored at Hoosiers for Higher Education
• Let the Higher Learning Commission know about IU Southeast
• Meade County, Ky. joins tuition reciprocity agreement with IU Southeast
• IU Southeast School of Business offers entrepreneur workshop
• Singer Nick Pitera brings his one-man duet to IU Southeast
• Tori McClure to visit IU Southeast for National Mentoring Month
• IU Southeast reviewing tobacco-free enforcement policy
• 2010 spring semester classes begin Jan. 11
• Financial aid workshop at IU Southeast can help 'finance your future'
• Series will spotlight artists from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music
• IU Southeast announces 2009 holiday hours
• MBA ranked 9th in nation
• H1N1 vaccine available to IU Southeast students, faculty, and staff
• Chart your path at the fall 2009 IU Southeast Open House
• IU Southeast announces start of Concert Band's 13th season
• IU Southeast honors veterans with week of events
• Limited number of tickets still on sale for 2009 Chancellor's Medallion
• Economists provide 2010 Outlook at IU Southeast
• IU Southeast to host benefits seminar and counseling for veterans
• Grammy nominated duo start off the Global Village Series
• Find a fountain of youth at IU Southeast
• Gov. Mitch Daniels to present economic update at IU Southeast
• IU Southeast reaches highest enrollment in campus history

IU Southeast in the News

Oct. 10 - Nov. 13, 2009

IU Southeast's part-time MBA program ranked ninth nationally

Indiana University Southeast's part-time MBA program climbed to ninth place in the rankings of part-time MBA programs released by BusinessWeek magazine in its issue dated Nov. 16.

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IU Southeast men eye national title

Ever since head coach Wiley Brown took over the IU Southeast men's basketball program in the 2007-08 season, the Grenadiers have gone through a series of significant steps.

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IUS honors vets with two days of events

The newly reformed Indiana University Southeast Student Veterans Organization and several IUS musical, theater and art groups will honor our nation's veterans this week.

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Tickets remain for IUS Chancellor's Medallion dinner

A limited number of tickets remain for the Indiana University Southeast 2009 Chancellor's Medallion Dinner. The event will be held Saturday, Nov. 14, at Huber's Orchard and Winery in Starlight, Ind.

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Men's Basketball: MCU Falls to IUS 100-87

Indiana University-Southeast (1-1), ranked number 10 in the NAIA Division II national preseason poll, scored the first 10 points of the second half to lead by 17 points and maintained at least an 11-point lead the rest of the game as the Grenadiers defeated Mid-Continent University (1-1), 100-87 Friday in collegiate men's basketball action at the Joe B. Hall/Denny Crum Classic at IUS in New Albany, Indiana.

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Craft fair at IUS goes on through today

Students, staff and community members are coming to Indiana University Southeast to shop with a purpose - helping those in other countries as well as benefiting students who want to study abroad.

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It's no smoke: IU Southeast students protest smoking ban

A small group of students at Indiana University Southeast protested the university's tobacco-free policy by lighting cigarettes and smoking on campus Thursday afternoon.

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IUS to hold veterans seminars

Indiana University Southeast and members of various veterans groups will hold counseling sessions on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to provide education, medical and survivor benefits to veterans of U.S. military service.

Read more at bizjournals.com/louisville.

IUS to present economic outlook

The Indiana University Southeast School of Business and the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University will present their annual economic outlook panel discussion Friday, Nov. 13.

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Indiana men's small college preview | Experience at extremes for IUS, Hanover

Indiana University Southeast and Hanover College are teams with contrasting situations. IUS has one of the most experienced teams around. Hanover has one of the youngest. The Grenadiers, No.10 in the NAIA Division II preseason poll, have all five starters back from a 24-8 team that reached the second round of the nationals.

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Kentuckiana women's preview | IU Southeast

Coach Robin Farris enters his 21st season with a squad that has the tools necessary to push the ball. "I think we have a team with more speed and depth, a team that can play more up-tempo offensively and defensively," he said.

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IU Southeast Voices in the News

Oct. 10 - Nov. 13, 2009

Department of Education looks to stop myths

Officials with the Indiana Department of Education are speaking out to stop myths on the proposed teacher licensing changes days before a public hearing comes to Southern Indiana. Indiana University Southeast has programs for those majoring in education and for those who have worked in a career and are transitioning to the field, said Gloria Murray, dean of the school of education.

Read more at newsandtribune.com.

Jeffersonville's bond rating better

A refinancing of $3.47 million in bonds issued in 2000 will save Jeffersonville nearly $184,000, according to a press release from the city. The bonds' rating from Standard & Poor's Ratings Group improved from an "A-"to an "A+," the release says. Bond ratings are similar to a credit score for consumers, according to Uric Dufrene, Sanders Chair in Business at Indiana University Southeast in New Albany.

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Authors offer looks at Louisville history

In the early part of the last century, sending penny postcards was a cheap and popular way to communicate among friends and family members. Mail was picked up and delivered twice a day, and dinner guests might send a postcard in the morning to say they would arrive at 6 o'clock, said John Findling of Riedlonn, who has a new book out about the history of postcards in Louisville. Findling, a retired Indiana University Southeast history professor and stamp and postcard dealer who co-owns Collector's Stamps LTD in St. Matthews, will autograph copies Saturday at Carmichael's Bookstore in Crescent Hill.

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Louisville unemployment offices getting handle on crowds, officials

Traffic has about doubled at Louisville's two unemployment insurance offices since last year, and they're likely to remain swamped for several months because the job picture is not expected to improve soon. Uric Dufrene, an economist at Indiana University Southeast, said the metro area can expect high unemployment throughout 2010.

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