Carter Hall was roaring with laughter Wednesday when USI students got to team up with Mission IMPROVable, to complete hilarious “missions” with the comedy troupe.
The Delta Eta chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma became an official part of USI’s campus on Saturday with the installment of the new sorority and the initiation of its 62 members. The Shield talked to freshman pre-nursing major Brooke Summers Tuesday about what it means to be a member of Tri Sigma and about the process of joining USI’s Greek community.
James Anderson, a man of more achievements than one can count on both hands, gave an informative speech during the 2015 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Luncheon.
James Anderson remembers the day Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.
“It was spring break in Illinois and I was getting ready to take a trip to Tennessee State University with some of my friends,”...
The Southern Indiana Review, the USI Department of English and the USI Foundation created the Patricia Aakhus award last year, named after the late Aakhus, who was a professor at the university for 30...
Since she first stepped foot on USI’s campus as an official college student in 2009, a mountain of challenges arose on Lauren Humbert's path to higher learning, from undergoing a hysterectomy to the loss of her financial aid to being placed on academic dismal.
The art major will cross the finish line Saturday alongside 389 other USI graduates at the 2014 Fall Commencement Ceremony—the highest fall attendance in USI’s history.
The Kenneth P. McCutchan Art Center/Palmina F. and Stephen S. Pace Galleries is presenting “Unmasked: Revealing Science Through Art,” featuring Fitzgerald’s work.
The exhibit is open through Dec. 23 and again Jan. 5 through 8 in the McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries, located in the lower level of the Liberal Arts Center.
December is often a busy and stressful time of year, but Evansville and New Harmony are offering several exciting holiday events that would put Ebenezer Scrooge in a the holiday spirit.
Each song on “Sonic Highways” was recorded in a different city and in a different influential recording studio. The point, more or less, was to create a concept album that bridges American rock and roll music.
