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Lexi Carmack, freshman biochemistry major, smiles while holding one of the puppies. The puppies were well taken care of during the event, food and water readily available and lots of people to love on them. The Pet-A-Pup event was held on Wednesday from 9 to 3 on the Quad.

[Photo] Gallery: Pet-a-Pup helps students destress, donates to charity

April 20, 2022
Take Back the Night attendees gather for a photo after having completed their march around The Quad.

[Photo] Students rally for sexual violence awareness

April 20, 2022
Students and a Ukrainian Evansville resident gather outside the David L. Rice Library March 2, 2022, to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Cherry Bomb, Christian Ruth, wins Mr. Southern 2022 Feb. 24, 2022, in the Performance Center.

[Photo] Gallery: Snapshots of '21-'22

April 21, 2022
University students and members of the Evansville community came to the event to show their support.

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Madison Gerbig, junior biology major, and Brianna Aldana, junior geology major, pose with a banner displaying their cause before beginning the walk.

[Photo] Gallery: Students walk in the second walk for suicide awareness

April 4, 2022
Sally Yurchiack and her daughter Kaitlyn Yurchiack, junior psychology major, attended the walk on Saturday. Sally was one of the events speakers and shared her story of a loved one passing away from suicide.

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Brianna Aldana, junior geology major, Active Minds president and Out of the Darkness Walk chair, thanks participants for coming out to the walk.

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A group of students gather for a photo at the Out of the Darkness Stop Suicide Walk on Saturday. They all wear beads to show their support of ending suicide.

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Aaron Pryor, assistant director of counseling and psychological services, spread information about all the services that USI offers to its students. Therapy and help is available to all USI students through the Counseling and Psychological Services department.

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(Left to right) William Barczewski, freshman finance major, Eric Whitehouse, sophomore industrial psychology major, Bresden Laughton, junior business administration major, and Gavin Angel, freshman math education major, all came to the walk together to support the cause. They are all members of Kappa Alpha.

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A color-coded list of what the colors of the beads mean handed out at the Out of the Darkness Stop Suicide Walk.

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A group of Active Minds members smile and laugh while distributing beads to participants of the Out of the Darkness Stop Suicide Walk. Each of the different colored beads represents a different topic regarding suicide.

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Brianna Aldana, junior geology major, Madison Gerbig, junior biology major, and Kaitlyn Yurchiack, junior psychology major, smile for a photo. The table they were running had many pamphlets with helpful information for those who may be struggling with depression or for those who have lost a loved one to suicide. They also had stickers, bracelets and pens to spread awareness and support the cause.

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Shelby Vaughn, sophomore exercise science major, holds up a sign to show participants where to register for the Out of the Darkness Stop Suicide Walk.

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Active Minds members pass out beads to participants. The beads allowed participants to display their personal reasons of why they support the cause and what they have experienced.

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A group of Active Minds members smile and laugh while distributing beads to participants of the Out of the Darkness Stop Suicide Walk. Each of the different colored beads represents a different topic regarding suicide.

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(Left to right) Isabelle Hardebeck, junior business administration major, Makala Jeffcoat, junior health informatics and health administration major, and Erin Hanley, sophomore biology major, handed out shirts to those who had raised over $100 for the cause. All money raised would be donated to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

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The men of the Kappa Alpha Order posed and smiled at the end of their performance. Their dance was based off the TV show The Vampire Diaries, and several of their members portrayed iconic characters from the show.

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Members of the Kappa Alpha Order danced to their soundtrack inspired by the popular show The Vampire Diaries.

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Alpha Sigma Alpha were Riverdale Vixens for their performance. Their performance and costumes were inspired by the popular TV show Riverdale. They danced along to several songs from the soundtrack of the show.

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Gamma Phi Beta members struck a heroic pose during their routine. Their Friends based performance allowed the girls friendships with each other to really shine through.

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The ladies of Gamma Phi Betas performance was inspired by the TV show Friends. They danced to many songs about friendship to fit the theme.

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The members of Delta Zetas performance was inspired by Greys Anatomy and included reenactments of several of the shows most iconic moments. Their performance earned them first place in the competition for sororities.

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The ladies of Delta Zeta started off their dance with clipboards, stethoscopes and scrubs in hand. Their performance was inspired by Greys Anatomy and included several reenactments of the shows most iconic moments.

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The members of Sigma Tau Gamma posed at the end of their Game of Thrones inspired performance. They did not know it at the time, but their performance had just won them first place in the fraternity competition.

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The men of Sigma Tau Gamma gave a performance based off of the hit TV show Game of Thrones. Their dance included several battle sequences, most of them involving swords.

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The ladies of Sigma Sigma SIgma performed an expressive dance inspired by the TV show Euphoria. Several popular songs from the shows soundtrack were included in the groups song montage.

[Photo] Gallery: Greek Life dancing into the end of Greek Week 2022

April 3, 2022
Sigma Sigma Sigma stretched out their arms toward each other near the beginning of their dance. Their routine included many songs from the hit show Euphoria. At the end of the performance, the members held up a sign stating End Substance Abuse which is one of the major points of the show.

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The brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha lie on the ground after having been killed during their routine. They hold up the symbol of their fraternity to show their undying support.

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The members of Lambda Chi Alpha based their performance on the TV show Criminal Minds. Mark Song, junior exercise science major, put a piece of red tape on Christian Ruth, freshman art major, to mark him as dead in their performance.

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The members of Alpha Sigma Tau based their performance off the TV show The Office. They recreated iconic scenes from the show in their dance.

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The members of Alpha Sigma Tau reenacted one of the most iconic scenes from The Office by pointing towards one girl while chanting, Ryan started the fire!

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Chandler Link, freshman biology major, and Kyleigh Blume, sophomore exercise science major were the emcees for the night. They were in charge of planning and executing Greek Week in its entirety.

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Luba Piechn, an Evansville resident from Ukraine came to USI to join the protest. She proudly waved her Ukrainian flag and handed flags to several of her fellow protestors.

[Photo] Local Ukrainian joins students in protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine

March 3, 2022
A group of USI students and a Ukrainian Evansville resident gathered outside of the Rice Library on Wednesday, March 2nd to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

[Photo] Local Ukrainian joins students in protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine

March 3, 2022
A group of USI students and a Ukrainian Evansville resident gathered outside of the Rice Library on Wednesday, March 2nd to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Students gathered to protest the Russian Invasion of Ukraine on Wednesday, March 2nd.

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A group of USI students and a Ukrainian Evansville resident gathered outside of the Rice Library on Wednesday, March 2nd to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Students gathered to protest the Russian Invasion of Ukraine on Wednesday, March 2nd.

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Mayson Vanmeter, a sophomore Spanish teaching major, holds a sign that in English means Peace in Ukraine. Vanmeter organized the protest Wednesday

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Makenzie Balde, a senior criminal justice and psychology double major joined the protest on Wednesday, March 2nd. She stated, We just need more peace.

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Luba Piechn, an Evansville resident from Ukraine came to USI to join the protest. She proudly waved her Ukranian flag and handed flags to several of her fellow protestors.

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Luba Piechn, an Evansville resident from Ukraine came to USI to join the protest. She proudly waved her Ukranian flag and handed flags to several of her fellow protestors.

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A group of USI students and a Ukrainian Evansville resident gathered outside of the Rice Library on Wednesday, March 2nd to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

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Anna Gallagher, a freshman with a psychology major and a minor in music, holds up a sign that states Hands off UKRAINE! while at the protest on Wednesday, March 2nd.

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These paintings, Low Tide, on the left, and High Tide, on the right, are composed of oil and embroidery on canvas.

[Photo] “Love is a Gift that is Surely Handmade:” An inspiring gallery about familial and self-love

January 25, 2022
Leah Snyder, senior, psychology major takes a moment out of her day to snuggle up to a puppy on Wednesday.

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Morgan Dexter, a freshman public relations major, smiles widely as she holds a pup on Wednesday at Sigma Tau Gammas Pet-A-Pup event.

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Simrin Singh, a senior communications major, and Elizabeth Angermeier, a sophomore nursing major both cuddle up to some pups at Sigma Tau Gammas Pet-A-Pup event on Wednesday. The puppies are both ten weeks old and are available for adoption.

[Photo] Fraternity helps students destress with puppies

September 29, 2021
Elli Crosby, Senior, early childhood development major snuggles with a puppy at Sigma Tau Gammas Pet-A-Pup event on Wednesday. Puppy kisses, they just make you smile, Crosby said.

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Ryan Olwig, junior marketing major, gives his resume to a recruter from Enterprise Holdings At the Internship and Career Fair Wednesday. Olwig said he came to the fair to look for opportunities within the business world.

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Eric Barrera, senior radio and television major, checks into the Internship and Career Fair Wednesday afternoon.

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Blake Hail, junior business major, gets his headshot taken outside the gym in the Screaming Eagles Complex Wednesday. Attendees were able to get their headshots taken for free at the event.

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