Various religious organizations on campus hosted World Religions Exploring Diversity Tuesday on the USI Labyrinth outside the Liberal Arts Center.
The Religious Studies Minor, College of Liberal Arts,...
The College of Liberal Arts partnered with Public Safety and Counseling and Psychological Services to organize two response training sessions in the case of an active shooter from 3:30-4:30 p.m. March...
USI student enrollment has decreased for the eleventh year in a row.
Fall 2022 total enrollment is 7,361 students compared to 7,938 students in Fall 2021. This represents around a 7% decrease in total...
The Romain College of Business has narrowed down their dean search to three candidates after the former dean stepped down in fall 2021.
The Romain College of Business held open forum presentations...
The colleges of Nursing and Health Professions, Liberal Arts and the Romain College of Business are currently searching for deans after their former deans stepped down for various reasons in 2021.
James...
Student organizations and all departments of Liberal Arts gathered in front of the Liberal Arts building Wednesday to meet with students and inform them of the college's different programs. Presenters...
Award-winning theatre director Ron Himes and current Artist-in-Residence Heather Beal will present the 2019 Sydney Berger Lecture “The Re/Evolution of the Black Arts Movement” at 6 p.m. Oct. 16 in...
Festivities have been set for a Day of the Dead celebration for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1 in the Liberal Arts Center lobby.
The event will feature a speech by Associate Professor of Spanish Manuel Apodaca-Valdez,...
The university appointed Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Administration Nicholas LaRowe as the interim dean of students effective Aug. 8.
LaRowe has been with the university since...
Another advising center is up and running this semester in addition to the two that have been available to students for the past two years.
Renee Rowland and Mark Razor moved into temporary offices...
Two advising centers sit in place at the Pott College of Science, Engineering and Education and the College of Nursing and Health Professions, while the other two colleges continue to play the waiting...
