What better way to polarize Americans than a “good, old-fashioned” election season? Voters have had enough time to sulk, to cheer or to yell at …
Performing arts and sports media minors will be added to the University of Indianapolis curriculum next fall. As part of the Shaheen College of Arts …
At the Indianapolis International Airport, 47 candidates from 28 countries became United States citizens at a publicly held naturalization ceremony on Nov. 12. According to …
The University of Indianapolis welcomed new Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Kim Pate to the staff in an official press conference on Nov. 18. Pate comes …
University of Indianapolis sophomore Kirabo Namutebi entered collegiate athletics with an experience unlike most other students. She competed in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, …
At the request of Faculty Senate President Jyotika Saksena, “The Reflector” staff was removed from a Nov. 19 Faculty Senate meeting after attempting to cover …
University of Indianapolis Football secured its place in the Division II playoffs after ending its regular season with an undefeated conference record and being named …
Naughty children get coal for Christmas in the United States, but in the Alpine regions of Europe, they are punished or taken by Krampus, the …
Editor’s Note: Rob Williford works in the office of Student Affairs as the Associate Dean of Judicial Affairs & Residence Life. Working on a college …
Capricorn A close friend or family member might be pressuring you. Find the courage to resist intimidation. Setting boundaries is easy; the challenge is upholding …
The University of Indianapolis’ theatre department did it again — I was sucked into the Circle Mirror Transformation from the second the lights turned on. …
This comic was originally published in the April 10, 2024, Vol 102 #10 issue of The Reflector.
The University of Indianapolis Faculty Artist Concert Series held a concert entitled “Shir Yisrael: Songs from the Hebrew Tradition,” which featured faculty musicians Elisabeth Hoegberg, …
Dear Editor of The Reflector, This letter serves as a response to the recent article “Wheeler gives UIndy foothold in the square” by Ally …
The University of Indianapolis softball team defended its home field for the second-consecutive day on Sunday, March 30, with back-to-back shutout victories over the University …
>> Having yet to read the book, see any reviews or view any trailers, I did not know what to expect when I went in …
Millennials get a lot of flack. We are called lazy and self-absorbed. Older generations have defined us by our social media and “dependence” on technology. …
Meal plans, roommates, gas, tuition, food, bills, textbooks, supplies and utilities—no matter where a student chooses to live, whether in a dorm, an apartment or …
>> “The Auschwitz Escape,” written by Joel Rosenberg, is one of the most moving books I have had the pleasure to read. Rosenberg pulls his …
Bill Rancic spoke to a packed room of students in UIndy Hall about his rise to fame and how students can be successful, too. In …
>> The Pretty Reckless’ new CD is meant to take the listener on a first-class trip to hell with songs such as “Burn” and “Blame …
Technology Support Specialist Josh Banks makes sure that the University of Indianapolis gets every possible spark of life out of its computers. “Every computer we …
After five years of planning, The University Heights Neighborhood Association is in the developing stages of its park project. This project is a combined effort …
The University of Indianapolis Piano Ensemble Festival Concert was performed on Sunday, March 23, at the Ruth Lilly Performance Hall in Christel DeHaan Fine Arts …
The University of Indianapolis music department held its “Evening of Song” in the Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center on March 25. The program, entitled “Our …
>>Walking into a restaurant that is empty around dinner time usually worries me. This is usually a red flag, telling me I’d be better off …
“I Hate Politics” “I hate politics” is a phrase I have been hearing more and more around campus recently. While some might see this as …
