Greetings, good gentles and ladies! The holiday season has approached USI’s campus, and to help kick off the holiday spirit, USI’s Chamber Choir will present the 43rd annual Madrigal Feaste.
The...
While most students are home relaxing in front of a fireplace and celebrating the holidays, Jeremiah Kinnett will spend winter break in his campus apartment – a break that’s going to cost him.
Housing...
Susan Taylor, former editor of Essence magazine, will speak at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Luncheon in January.
Annualy, the Multicultural Center (MCC) brings prominent figures from the African...
The USI Art Department held the reception for the 2012 Senior Seminar Exhibition on Sunday, Nov. 11. Several people gathered in the McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries to see the artwork of 47 senior art...
Property Damage – University
Branch Building
11/8/12 4:31 am
Injury Report
Children Center
11/8/12 7:21 am
Closed
Drugs – Manufacture/Possession of
O’Bannon Hall
11/8/12 10:17...
Marcus Wicker, a new member of the creative writing faculty, will introduce his new poetry book during the RopeWalk event at 5 p.m. today in the Traditions Lounge on the second floor of UC East.
Wicker’s...
Bundled in sweatshirts and coats, USI students warmed their hands by building awareness of homelessness at the Boxville event Monday night.
Throughout the night, the question “Where’s the duct tape?”...
Adrien Mowery wanted to get his degree in geology “so bad,” said his sister Sarah Appel of the former USI student.
The 29-year-old died Nov. 7 of a heart attack in his car in Parking Lot G at USI.
Appel...
For freshman pre-nursing major Kerrick Gerst, stepping into a leadership program seemed natural due to her previous leadership opportunities in high school, such as Student Council and other philanthropy...
Students can save money on summer classes after a resolution by the Board of Trustees passed Nov. 1.
The resolution will allow students who take a site-based course during the summer to have a half-price...
A young boy chanted for the crew to open the doors as the crowd saw bread-maker Alex Lattner through the window, jumping up and down and holding up seven fingers as a way to let them know how many minutes...
A four-year-old blond boy wearing a blue, long-sleeved shirt with a white football and the number 88 printed on it danced to hip-hop music with around 20 college students on a stage on the basketball courts...
