Yesterday I stepped out of the Arts Center, still haggard from Last Wet Clay Day, to take pictures of the building for this article. The title Last Wet Clay Day sounds a little absurd, but to simplify...
Una de las escritoras más importantes españolas es Ana María Matute Ausejo. Ella nació en Barcelona, España en junio 26, 1925 y murió en el mismo lugar en julio 25, 2014. Fue hija de Facundo y María...
After being on display in the Kenneth P. McCutchan Art Center/Palmina F. and Stephen S. Pace Galleries* from Feb. 17 to March 21, “Unmasked: The 1935 Anti-Lynching Exhibits and Community Remembrance...
“Self Reflection” is an art show curated by Holly Karges, a junior P-12 Visual Arts Teaching major. It will remain on display in the USI Student Gallery until March 7.
Karges wanted to use this...
USI will put on "The Taming" at 7 p.m. Feb. 20 to 22 in the Mallette Studio Theatre. The play is directed by Chloe Kummer, senior theatre arts and English creative writing major, and will star Ashlyn...
Homecoming
Homecoming Day of Service -Saturday, Feb. 1 at 10 a.m., Carter Hall and Various Off-Campus Sites
Homecoming Masquerade Ball - Saturday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m., The Griffin Center
Homecoming...
Growing up around the USI Pep Band sealed the deal when it came time for me to choose a college. My parents met through the pep band in the ’90s, and they started bringing me to the games shortly after...
2024 is quickly coming to a close, and what a year it has been! From the latest blockbusters and chart-toppers to our favorite Shield stories, here are some of our staff member’s favorite picks from...
A student newspaper, an arts and literary magazine, what other publications could USI need? Cue “Candid,” a student-led arts and fashion magazine written, illustrated, photographed and edited on campus.
Nathaniel...
After the $49 million renovation of the Health Professions Center and the $10 million donation towards athletics and the naming rights to the Screaming Eagles Arena (which had only just been renovated...
Reading is a favored pastime by many, offering an escape into new worlds and allowing readers to think about reality in a different context. With the rise of BookTok, a literature-focused subcommunity...
The David L. Rice Library changed its hours for the Fall 2024 semester. Last spring, the library stayed open until midnight Monday through Thursday and Sundays and on Fridays and Saturdays it stayed open...
![The sixth issue of "Candid" was released in Spring 2024. The cover was designed by Kayla Allen, senior illustration and interactive design major, who serves as Candid's senior illustrator. When designing the cover, Allen set out to create something that would evoke feelings of nostalgia and tranquility. “When we were kids, we want[ed] to pretend that we are older,” Allen said. “We played pretend doing adult things, and when we are adults, we want to do things that kids do. We want things to be simple again.” (Photo courtesy of Candid Magazine)](https://usishield.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/image003.png)
The Shield was 
