"Jacob Walton"

There are a million things I could say about my four years at the University of Indianapolis. This school has changed my life, changed me personally and changed my outlook…

I remember in fourth grade, we had to write a creative story using the week’s spelling words as an assignment. I wrote a story about an astronaut named Ned who…

With 2021 drawing to a close, The Reflector staff wanted to show some holiday spirit by sharing our favorite Christmas songs. “Very First Christmas” by the SpongeBob SquarePants cast from…

“The Taming of the Shrew,” the University of Indianapolis Department of Theatre’s second production of the 2021-2022 season, concluded on Oct. 30. Set in artist Andy Warhol’s Factory in the…

A guilty pleasure is something that someone enjoys doing, even if it may be embarrassing or shameful to admit it. Guilty pleasures can come in many forms, including music.  Everyone…

With a new year and a new semester underway, many are probably struggling to get back into their work flows — us included. After the dumpster fire of a year…

It is now official that former Athletic Director for Compliance Scott Young is the new Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics. Young, who has been with UIndy for over 30 years,…

“When they first saw each other through the gates, both tails were wagging and they were ready to see each other,” University of Indianapolis Associate Director of Alumni Engagement and…

The University of Indianapolis held its 12th annual Dance Marathon in Ruth Lilly Fitness Center on Feb. 22 from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Last year, they exceeded their fundraising…

The four pillars that tower over the North entrance to Good Hall represent some of the core values of the University of Indianapolis. According to UIndy360, the columns stand for…

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.

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…

There are a number of markers that indicate whether an athletics program is successful, the most obvious being the success of the teams and the individual athletes in games and…

With 14 people on the field at all times,  ultimate frisbee players aim to catch a pass in the opponent’s end zone. The game is played similarly to football. However,…

The baseball and softball teams are aiming for another year of success amid conference changes. The Great Lakes Valley Conference has changed its format for this upcoming season ridding itself…