Why UIndy should offer American Sign Language
When I was a server, I once had a party of 15 people who could only communicate in American Sign Language. All 15 of them were Deaf or partially so. …
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Rethinking religious values: Catholic schools and discriminating against LGBT+
Some Roman Catholic schools in the Indianapolis area have let go of staff members for being LGBT+. This is intolerable to those being discriminated against and to progressive members of …
Read More Weighing in on the wages of student-athletes
Recently, legislation in California was passed that allows NCAA athletes to be paid. Two reporters discuss the implications of payment for all athletes if the same laws were passed elsewhere.
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Why conspiracy theories do not work for anyone
From hearsay stories of paranormal activity regarding the Hannah House on Madison Ave. to the U.S. Navy-confirmed footage of “unidentified aerial phenomena,” according to CNN, it seems the development of …
Read More Now streaming: higher prices
With Disney releasing its own streaming service on Nov. 12, college students who can barely keep up with the cost of living are going to have to make a choice: …
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How UIndy can take steps to be more sustainable
We cannot afford to ignore climate change. It’s staring us in the face, ready to kill us off if we don’t address it and start making changes. We can sit …
Read More Off and Running: On campus weddings
Love is in the air at UIndy, and some alumni, current students and professors have celebrated their weddings here. Weddings seem rampant on campus and, honestly, I want it to …
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Remaking or rehashing?
The movie industry can create characters we love, sceneries we wish we could be in or plot lines that make us forget about our own lives for the duration of …
Read More Conservatism’s core values still have impact
Being a Hoosier comes with a love-hate relationship with college basketball and the stereotypical Midwestern niceness that makes for awkward conversation when trying to open the door for someone. It …
Read More Seniors bid farewell to The Reflector, UIndy
Zoë Berg, Editor-in-Chief, and Abby Land, Entertainment Editor, bid farewell to The Reflector and UIndy.
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