"Brett Pinna"

When I first came to the University of Indianapolis in 2016, I was overwhelmed with excitement. I couldn’t wait to move into the dorms and…

Three of The Reflector’s staff writers weigh in on the three-way race between Republican gubernatorial candidate and incumbent Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb, Libertarian candidate Donald…

As the season progresses, the University of Indianapolis women’s soccer team has been ranked as No. 24 in the country for NCAA Division II. In…

Every year around New Year’s Eve, people claim that “this next year will be their year.” New Year’s Eve 2019 was no different in this…

It’s almost that time of year again. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s are approaching, and that means traveling, spending time with family, going home and…

After multiple changes in coffee companies including Starbucks and Metropolis Coffee Company, El Parche now supplies their coffee products to the Perk I in Schwitzer…

The Indiana State Museum is currently host to four exhibitions including the 7000 square feet “FIX: Heartbreak and Hope Inside our Opioid Crisis” experience. The…

The 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote, was ratified in 1920—but, according to Associate Professor of History Chad Martin, that well-deserved victory…

University of Indianapolis music students, faculty and staff put on a two night production of Henry Percell’s “Dido and Aeneas” on the weekend of Feb.…

The University of Indianapolis Theatre Department created a new form of senior capstone projects called The UIndy Underground series, according to Assistant Professor of Theatre…

Oca, a small restaurant, inside of Sun King Brewery, offers an industrial yet modern feel as soon as you walked through the door. In the…

Unity among different groups of people has always been a struggle in the United States, according to slam poet and spoken-word performer Mariah Ivey.  Ivey,…