Students, faculty, staff and a state senator take a first look inside the Aquatic Center and at the new campus sculpture, “The Screaming Eagle.”
Members of the university community toured the...
Shelby Clark, Editor-in-Chief
• September 10, 2021
Students, faculty and staff are mourning the loss of their own this week.
Tyler Hagen, senior biology student, died on campus Tuesday night.
Hagen, 22, of Plainfield, Indiana, died from suicide,...
Casey Clark, Chief Copy Editor
• September 2, 2021
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke of Evansville attended the Student Government Association’s first public forum of the school year.
The meeting was conducted Thursday in Carter Hall. Winnecke informed the students...
President Ronald Rochon announced the Presidential Task Force will not require students or faculty and staff to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Rochon made this announcement at the university meeting...
Students in the class of 2020 will have an in-person commencement December 18 as a part of the Fall 2021 commencement ceremonies.
Kindra Strupp, vice president for marketing and communications, announced...
The EDIC plans to consult focus groups, share data and begin conversations relating to their 2020 Insight Survey.
The Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Council surveyed students, faculty, staff and administrators...
The university Counseling Center has four fewer staff this semester.
The Counseling Center had six staff members in Sept. 2020. There are currently only two employees running the Counseling Center for...
A student said he was unjustly disqualified from running for Student Government Association presidency. The association’s officials disagree, saying he didn’t meet the requirements for the office.
Trent...
University officials announce an increase in state funding, travel returning and a plan for employee raises at town hall Tuesday.
The state is allocating $48.2 million in 2022 and $51 million in 2023...
Students are mourning the loss of one of their own last week.
Paige Schemanske, sophomore nursing student, died Friday in Marion County, Indiana.
Schemanske, 20, of Carmel, Indiana, died from suicide,...
Students elect a new Student Government Association president.
Anna Ardelean, a junior political science major, won the majority of ballots cast. She ran for president unopposed. Ardelean will be...
Student Government Association kicks off Environmental Week Monday honoring the annual celebration of Earth Day.
SGA partnered with student organizations to bring environmental awareness to campus....
