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Shelby Clark, Editor-in-Chief

Shelby Clark, sophomore marketing major, is the Editor-in-Chief of The Shield for the 2021-2022 school year. Clark was a Staff Writer during Fall 2020 and Digital Editor in Spring 2021.

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In-person commencement ceremony for 2020 graduates was announced at the July Board of Trustees meeting. The Board of Trustees met July 15 in Carter Hall.

In-person commencement to be held for 2020 graduates

July 15, 2021
University officials announce budget increase at the town hall Tuesday. The university will have an operating budget of $48.2 million in 2022.

Budget increase allows employee raises, return to traveling

April 27, 2021
Paige Schemanske, sophomore nursing student, died Friday. Schemanske was a friend, RA and member of Students for Life.

Friends mourn nursing sophomore

April 26, 2021
Anna Ardelean, junior political science major, elected Student Government Association president. Ardelean ran for president uncontested.

Ardelean elected SGA president

April 22, 2021
Chase DeBruyn, SGA administrative vice president of environmental protection, and Josie Ault, president of Veg Club, hand out vegetarian deserts and reusable items Monday. Sodexo provided the vegetarian cookies and brownies.

SGA launches environmental week

April 19, 2021
2021 Student Government Association Executives and General Assembly. SGA opened online voting Monday for the 2021-2022 academic year.

SGA continues election with low competition

April 15, 2021
Nursing students Eleanor Conley and Maddison Fields prepare their vaccination stations Apr. 7. Conley said it was an honor to administer COVID vaccines to her fellow students.

Nursing students administer 1,420 first dose vaccines

April 13, 2021
James Beeby, dean of the College of Liberal Arts, walks in red high-heels with other male students as part of Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, April 11, 2017. This year, the annual event will be replaced with a silent demonstration in front of the David L. Rice Library.

Students to stand for survivors of sexual assault

April 12, 2021
Julie St. Clair, professor of nursing, briefs student nurses in the upper level of the Screaming Eagles Arena before the first vaccinations take place on campus.

Students get the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine

April 7, 2021
Bryce Krizan sets the university all time stolen bases record Saturday. Krizan batted over .700 in the weekend series against the University of Missouri in addition to stealing bases.

Baseball player steals the stolen base record

April 6, 2021
The University's COVID-19 task-force is preparing to open a vaccination clinic in the Screaming Eagles Arena Wednesday. All students are able to register for their first dose now.

COVID-19 task force prepares vaccine clinic 

April 5, 2021
Students film

Theater students film the theater’s first movie

April 1, 2021
Ryan Shields, a freshman civil engineering major.

Something Lost, Something Gained: Students reflect on a year of COVID part 3

March 31, 2021
COVID-19 vaccines will be available to students on April 5.

Students can register for vaccination on campus

March 29, 2021
The decal displayed outside the Student Government Association located in the lower level of University Center East. Polls will be open for spring elections April 5-9

SGA begins the spring election process

March 25, 2021
Carmyn Torres, sophomore radiologic and imaging major.

Something lost, something gained: Students reflect on a year of COVID Part 2

March 18, 2021
Honors Program Director, Sarah Stevens, sits in her office in the Orr Center. Stevens says she's been collecting buttons for more than 10 years.

Women leaders encourage the university’s future leaders

March 18, 2021
Gregory Ellis, a sophomore business administration major, prepares a sandwich at SubConnection. SubConnection, Starbucks and Chick-fiI-A aren't in danger of closure this semester.

Campus dining options dwindle — fewer customers, smaller staff to blame

March 11, 2021
Seth Pressler is suing the university over claims of discrimination.

Former student files lawsuit, includes claims of discrimination

March 9, 2021
Seth Pressler, a former university student, filed a lawsuit against the university Tuesday.

Former student sues the university over disability discrimination

March 4, 2021
The university softball team in 2018 as they concluded their season.

Softball team withdraws from Midwest Region Crossover following car accident

March 4, 2021
Graphic: A COVID prom king and queen

Students are registering for an in-person prom 

March 4, 2021
Photo: Max Durchholz, a senior radio and television major and member of Tau Kappa Epsilson (left), and Blake Brewington, a sophomore economics major and hypophetes for Tau Kappa Epsilon, sit at a Student Involvement Fair Table on Thursday.

Student organizations face challenges, find worth in continuing recruitment at the involvement fair

February 25, 2021
Bethel Manor, located off Kratzville Road, is one of the nursing facilities benefiting from the university's ECHO initiative.

The university helps nursing homes address their pandemic needs through Project ECHO

February 22, 2021
Students and faculty wait outside the University Center after a frozen sprinkler head causes a fire alarm.

Frozen sprinkler head causes evacuation

February 18, 2021
Students adjust to learning, living in the pandemic

Students adjust to learning, living in the pandemic

February 11, 2021
member USI 2021 homecoming court

Students adapt for 2021 Homecoming

February 9, 2021
image of the University Center and cone in winter

Pandemic teaching: Stress vomiting, new technology and new appreciations

February 2, 2021
a fire alarm against a brick wall

Cooking causes multiple fire alarm during the Fall 2020 semester

January 26, 2021
a car pulls into a drive through testing clinic

Rapid COVID-19 testing available on campus

December 2, 2020
An empty classroom

Students struggle with online classes, isolation, communication

November 18, 2020
The Dean of Students is a resource available on campus for students who need help.

Students report struggling around holidays

November 18, 2020
EDIC yet to release results of 2020 Insight Survey

EDIC yet to release results of 2020 Insight Survey

November 6, 2020
Quarantine Life as a Freshman

Quarantine Life as a Freshman

October 28, 2020
One protestor present at organized protest

One protestor present at organized protest

October 15, 2020
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