Track and Field is a very popular athletics program at Indiana University Kokomo these days. For the 2023-24 season, there are a total of 64 athletes across the men’s and women’s T&F teams. One...
The opening of the Select Student Works exhibit offers many New Media and Arts Technology (NMAT) students the opportunity to show off their best pieces.
Surrounded by the sound of feet shuffling from...
According to the lyrics of “The Christmas Waltz,” “It’s that time of year when the world falls in love. Every song you hear seems to say: ‘Merry Christmas, may all your New Year’s dreams come...
Volleyball is arguably the strongest program in the Indiana University Kokomo Athletics Department, and the team recently wrapped up one of their strongest seasons yet in 2023.
The Cougars’ season...
On Nov. 30, Field: A Journal of Arts and Sciences held its annual Field LIVE event in the IU Kokomo Art Gallery. Editors and contributors celebrated another successful year of student creativity and insight...
On Sunday, Oct. 29 We Care Trim-A-Tree Festival started the set-up process in the Markland Mall.
The Trim-A-Tree Festival was initiated in 1993 which additional groups, clubs, and businesses would have...
Murder mystery and train travel came to Havens Auditorium when IU Kokomo Performing Arts students presented Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express on Nov. 10, 11, and 12.
Just after a snowdrift...
On March 21, poet and activist Nikki Giovanni visited us here at Indiana University Kokomo, hosting two speaking events.
Nikki Giovanni has had a long career starting in the late 1960s in writing...
One of the great qualities that Indiana University Kokomo possesses is the opportunity to experience different cultures and allow students to learn more about the importance of diversity.
On Feb. 20,...
IU Kokomo’s new Executive Vice Chancellor, Scott Jones, began his work on campus again this semester.
Jones began working at IU Kokomo for the second time after four years of working at Lander...
