USI’s chapter of To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) is hosting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's (AFSP) annual Out of Darkness Community Walk on Oct 13 in Garvin Park in Evansville. Registration...
More than 100 men welcomed their new fraternity brothers at 9 p.m. tonight on the steps of Rice Library.
At bid night, male students who were offered bids from fraternities picked which one they wanted...
A bird on a gasoline canister, pink hand-written letters - one with a bloody knife on it - and of a hallowed girl with the word "bruise" on her forehead are some illustrations hang around the McCutchan...
Freshmen Chelsea Freyberger didn’t know she was going to a part of the freshmen class with the highest academic scores USI has ever admitted when she enrolled.
The average SAT score for new freshmen...
The RopeWalk Series will kick off this week with the appearance of an acclaimed writer and an artist.
The first event features the book “A Man Worthy of Your Attention,” an illustrated book for adults...
Facebook has probably had a few less 100 visitors the past week, as many USI students are complaining about failing internet connection at USI.
“Half the time, the wifi isn’t even working. I can’t...
Housing renovations on campus have some students questioning whether its neccessary or not.
“Basically, what we’re trying to do is reinvest in the apartments,” said Housing and Residence Life Director...
Apple fans will rejoice that an Apple reseller is finally being built in Evansville on the USI campus.
Vice President for Business Affairs Mark Rozewski said after a long year of discussion between the...
Ditch the $6 stale movie popcorn, the $9 movie ticket and the two 12 year olds making out in the back of a theatre, and attend a free movie at USI instead.
As a result of the efforts made by the...
The Recreation, Fitness and Wellness Center extended its hours once again to bring USI closer to being a 24/7 campus.
“We view ourselves a student union, student center,” RFWC Director Dave Enzler...
Welcome Week comes to a close with the Day of Service Saturday morning.
“This is an opportunity for the freshman to get out in the community and do service work,” said Kim Armstrong, Outreach and Engagement...
Glorisel Cruz wanted to be different from her family.
Cruz is the youngest of six children, but she is the first one in her family to go to college.
“None of my brothers or sister went...
