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Gabi Wy, Special to The Shield
• November 13, 2016
12:26 p.m.
As the white curtain rose, hundreds of students ducked under the divider and flooded toward the Southern Indiana Dance Marathon stage.
“Sit down,” SIDM President Amanda Davidson...
Bowls clinked together as volunteers unloaded the last few boxes at Sauced before the restaurant’s doors opened Saturday morning.
“One minute left till doors open,” Al Holen shouted.
The room...
The Shield sat down with Amanda Davidson, president of the Riley Dance Marathon, and asked for her thoughts as the fundraising event draws near. The senior health administration major shared what the Saturday...
After losing the use of his arm in a wreck in 2005, Jarrod Fawks faced a challenge last year in the university ceramics studio.
“The ceramics wheel only spins one way,” the 2015 alum said. “It was...
On Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, Gabriela Aguilar feels a connection to her half-sibling Ramses.
The sophomore biochemistry major admired the festive display with a friend at the university’s...
Wednesday seven wriggling puppies were escorted onto the quad on campus.
The white-painted plastic fence that surrounded the balls of canine joy carried signs that read: Pet-a-pup $1 per hour, or $3...
Enjoli Drake will make her directing debut as she presents “In the Red and Brown Water” as this year’s student directed fall production. The Shield spoke with Drake to learn more about her first...
After becoming close friends with an international student from Nepal, Cailan Walters found her place in the international club.
Now the junior social work major has been in the club for four years and...
Although Neeru Tindoni was born and raised in London, England she never lost her Indian roots.
Tindoni has been dancing since she was young and has always incorporated her North Indian culture into her...
Cornel West admitted he says controversial things.
During his speech Wednesday evening in Carter Hall, West spoke on subjects such as racial inequality, xenophobia, homophobia and prejudice.
Despite the rain Eagle’s Night Out was a success Emily Baroffs said.
The sophomore nursing major said the necessary change of location did not affect the turnout at the carnival
“It’s a lot better...
