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The Shield
University of Southern Indiana's student publication | USI | student newspaper

The Shield

Jessica Stallings, Visual Editor

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Relationships ‘should be a measurement of success’

Relationships ‘should be a measurement of success’

Jessica Stallings, Visual Editor
December 8, 2016
Registered student organizations and sponsored speakers have the opportunity to use the Quad. Anyone seeking to use any of the areas must register with the Dean of Students Office and/or scheduling services.

[Photo] ‘Every intent of being open’

Gabi Wy, Features Editor
August 31, 2016
Multicultural Center

[Photo] Multicultural Center adds trio of employees

Sarah Loesch and Gabi Wy
August 24, 2016
SGA president Ashley Wright signs the poster which vows to stand against racism or discrimination of any kind during the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA on Thursday.

[Photo] (GALLERY) Students Take a Stand Against Racism

April 29, 2016
Students and faculty gather at the Amphitheatre to get complimentary drinks and food during the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA on Thursday.

Dean of Students Brian Rush and counselor Thomas Longwell sign the poster which states that they will stand against racism or discrimination of any kind during the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA on Thursday.

[Photo] Counseling Center Director: ‘It’s okay to be anxious’ in this time

April 13, 2020
Dean of Students Brian Rush speaks at the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA at the Amphitheatre on Thursday. “Racism does not have a place here at Evansville or at the University of Southern Indiana,” Rush said.

Danesha Shelton, social work senior, provides a self-written monologue at the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA at the Amphitheatre on Thursday. “Is it enough today? If I hear it one more time I’ll say something. That’s it, I’m going to say something. These are thoughts that I have a lot. It’s a routine that I have not yet established. It takes 30 days to form a habit, in those 30 days I ask you how many social injustices did you see? How many racist jokes did you hear, more than 30? Did you say something every time, did you stand up against it? When will it be enough for you? Is it when another person dies, another protest, another riot, another violent rally? Is it enough today? Will you stand against racism today?”

Erica Taylor, CEO of YWCA, speaks at the Stand Against Racism rally put on the YWCA at the Amphitheatre on Thursday. “This year’s Stand Against Racism campaign is not an attempt to leave out other demographics, whether white boys, girls, adult men and women. Rather it is a call to all of our better selves to highlight the girls of color unique struggles and what we as individuals and part of a larger organization can do to improve our society,” Taylor said.

Mayor of Evansville, Lloyd Winnecke, proclaims April 28th as YWCA Stand Against Racism Day in the city of Evansville at the Amphitheatre during the Stand Against Racism rally on Thursday. “I challenge each of you, let’s not just make it about today, this should be our challenge year round,” Winnecke said.

SGA president Ashley Wright speaks at the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA at the Amphitheatre on Thursday. “We must have courage to stand against racism. We must speak out when we hear racist joke or see others being treated unfairly,” Wright said.

Veronica Huggins, professor of social work, speaks at the Stand Against Racism rally put on by the YWCA at the Amphitheatre on Thursday. “We do have to acknowledge that racism exists, we have to commit to cultural humility, and people may place you within their bandwidth but you do not have to accept,” Huggins said.

Move in crew welcomes new students by doing their heavy lifting

Move in crew welcomes new students by doing their heavy lifting

Jessica Stallings
August 20, 2015

Jessica Stallings
February 17, 2015

New Years Resolutions: don’t overload yourself

Jessica Stallings
January 7, 2014
Carpenter

Q&A with Stephanie Carpenter

Jessica Stallings
December 9, 2013
Roat served as adviser to The Shield from 1987 to 1996.

Community remembers retired professor, Shield adviser

Jessica Stallings
December 3, 2013

Students track shuttles with smartphone app

Jessica Stallings
November 30, 2013
Conference Center to boast unique look, location

Conference Center to boast unique look, location

Jessica Stallings
November 19, 2013

Logo upgrades

Jessica Stallings
October 21, 2013

Why a subdivision?

Jessica Stallings
October 15, 2013

What’s wrong with USI?

Jessica Stallings
September 24, 2013

No healthy options on campus

Jessica Stallings
September 10, 2013
Eagles prepare to soar

Eagles prepare to soar

Jessica Stallings
August 28, 2013

USI students turned Otterbelles

Jessica Stallings
May 2, 2013

Award-winning professor of dental hygiene to retire

Jessica Stallings
May 2, 2013

Students look forward to next chapter in life

Jessica Stallings
April 24, 2013

New resources for disabled students

Jessica Stallings
April 17, 2013

TWLOHA founder offers support

Jessica Stallings
April 17, 2013

TWLOHA founder to come to USI

Jessica Stallings
April 3, 2013

Walking for awareness: Men walk to end violence against women

Jessica Stallings
March 27, 2013

New iPads available for student use

Jessica Stallings
March 6, 2013

New pharmacy at USI health center allows students to buy medications on campus

Jessica Stallings
February 27, 2013

Couples across campus: Eric & Hilary

Jessica Stallings
February 19, 2013

From the Ground Up

Jessica Stallings
February 19, 2013

Applied Engineering Center brings prestige, new opportunities

Jessica Stallings
February 6, 2013

Homecoming kicks off Saturday

Jessica Stallings
January 30, 2013

New music professor, minors at USI

Jessica Stallings
January 30, 2013

It's Friday night and I'm broke, bored

Jessica Stallings
January 29, 2013
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