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A sculpture of a cake featured in “Lost Picnic,” made by Olivia Supper, is on display in Gallery One of the McCutchan and Pace Galleries. The piece is part of the “From Here She Grows” gallery and will be on display from Jan. 9 through Feb. 5.

[Photo] Olivia Supper’s “From Here She Grows“ exhibit creates commentary on women, nature

January 18, 2023
Girl in a Suede Hat by Mollie Myers, junior studio art major, is featured in the 53rd Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition. Myers received the Junior Award of $250 at the awards ceremony on Nov. 13.

[Photo] ‘It is a therapy for me’—Meet the artists of the 53rd Annual Juried Art Gallery

November 30, 2022
Madison Martens, junior elementary and special education major.

[Photo] What students are thankful for on campus

November 16, 2022
Bethany Wilson, freshman nursing major, sits in complete darkness in one the study rooms of the David L. Rice Library around 4 p.m. Thursday.

[Photo] USI, surrounding area experience power outage Thursday

November 3, 2022
Labels on recycling bins show what can and can not be recycled.

[Photo] How does USI’s recycling work? “Only as good as the people who use it”

November 2, 2022
Denise McKenzie reads volume 10 of Fishhook, the most recent volume, on the balcony of the Liberal Arts Center. This is McKenzies first year as an editor for FishHook.

[Photo] What is FishHook? Meet USI’s collaborative student publication

October 19, 2022
The Kleymeyer Hall of Presidents, one of two silent study rooms, is located on the fourth floor.

[Photo] Hidden treasures in the David L. Rice Library: What students need to know

September 28, 2022
The opening line of “Once There Were Wolves” packs a punch. I was hooked from the beginning

[Photo] ‘Once There Were Wolves’ is the best book I’ve read this year

September 27, 2022
The price of gas at the Chuckles gas station just off campus on April 6, 2022. Rising gas prices due to the global economic tension burden commuter students.

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Evelyn Pigman working on the costume for The Ghost of Christmas Present. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Kim Coleman sewing a costume just days before opening night. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Alisha Glover working on the costume for Scrooge. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Evelyn Pigman working on the costume for The Ghost of Christmas Present. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Evelyn Pigman working on the costume for The Ghost of Christmas Present. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

[Photo] Behind the Scenes: USI Theatre’s “A Christmas Carol”

November 30, 2021
In the costume room, a large clothing rack is entirely dedicated to costumes for “A Christmas Carol.” “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Kim Coleman working on the robe for the Ghost of Christmas Present costume. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Evelyn Pigman working on the costume for the Ghost of Christmas Present costume. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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Shan Jensen working with Evelyn Pigman in the costume shop. “A Christmas Carol” is USI Theatre’s first large scale in-person production since COVID-19.

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