Saturday, two members of university faculty will take the stage at the Evansville Museum as part of TEDxEvansville.
Instructor of journalism Erin Gibson and Edith Hardcastle an associate professor of...
Six students from Katie Biggs high school died of suicide.
Biggs struggled to figure out how to live her life without those she had lost.
She eventually found the To Write Love On Her Arms’ organization,...
Sarah Loesch, Editor-in-chief
• September 14, 2016
Daria Sevastianova is a big proponent of international education.
The associate professor of economics has now been taking business students to Osnabrück, Germany for five year as part of The International...
Al Holen said she loves everything about ceramics.
“70 percent of the Earth’s surface is clay,” the assistant professor of ceramics said. “It is renewable and constant resource and I love that...
Evansville Civic Theatre’s main stage is usually reserved for family friendly plays, but their next production is anything but.
Instructor in English Alice Shen kicks off the Civic Theatre’s...
Students and community members from all over the Evansville area came out Saturday morning to participate in Phi Delta Theta’s inaugural Phi-K.
With about 80 participants, the fraternity was able...
Freshman Clifton Jett wanted to join “everything” college had to offer.
The day before classes started, he spoke at the first Christian service offered by university Religious Life. He feels...
Destiny Matthews knew she wanted to teach kids from a young age.
She would get papers from school and would hand them out to her Barbie dolls and teddy bears and pretend she was a teacher.
“I’ve...
'It’s all for the students'
D’Angelo Taylor wants the USI community to know the Multicultural Center is for everyone.
"You can’t have a multicultural center if you don’t value a different...
Lou Gehrig was a member of Phi Delta Theta in the early 1920s, but his memory lives on in the fraternity years later.
Gehrig was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in 1939 after his health...
Light rain pattered the sidewalks as freshman Alicia Fredrick and her mother, Katherine, arrived on campus the evening of Aug. 16. The two were all smiles after a three-day road trip from California.
