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 …
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 …
Christmas trees, presents, nativities and Santa Claus are all symbols of the Christmas many know and love. However, most of these customs did not originate …
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 One America 500 Festival Mini-Marathon brings over 30,000 runners from across the globe to participate, according to the Indy Mini-Marathon website. This year marks …
Several University of Indianapolis departments are preparing moves to new buildings or changes to their current buildings before the start of the 2020-21 academic year. …
The University of Indianapolis announced in November that Amber Smith would become the university’s new Vice President For the Chief Inclusion and Equity Officer. Before …
After perceiving loneliness on campus, Ecumenical and Interfaith Programs Office staff members David Boyd and Cindy Sturgeon established a medium to unify students called Faith …
The University of Indianapolis’ softball team is selling t-shirts for Liam Ealy, a boy who has Muscular Dystrophy. Liam is the nephew of Greyhound softball …
With a new semester, syllabi have been passed out, and a broad section of them have bothered The Reflector staff. We have determined that the …
Local jazz band The Phelps CONNECTION played a concert promoting jazz awareness on Jan. 23 in the auditorium of Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center. The …
With every new year, many issues are presented to students daily. Every new problem brings with it its own set of complexities. Right now in …
With the move of Bellarmine University into Division 1, the University of Indianapolis is going to be stranded in the Eastern time zone in DII, …
Since Oct. 30, there have been six Watchdog Alerts relating to vehicle theft, according to University of Indianapolis Chief of Police and Director of Campus …
The Food and Drug Administration placed a restriction on the production and sale of most flavored vaping products, excluding the menthol and tobacco flavors, on …
After a delay in the sending of the articles of impeachment, the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump began with opening arguments on Jan. …
At the end of every artist’s life, fans are delighted with previously unfinished or unreleased works to continue the magic the fans have grown accustomed …
Self-deprivation, the harsh realities and making connections with different artists is what Halsey’s latest album consists of and it’s a bit odd how she managed …
Dozens of students, faculty, staff and community members grabbed their hairnets to start off Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the University of Indianapolis’ fifth …
