The Black Student Union is a student organization on campus serving as a safe space for Black students.
BSU brings students together weekly to discuss the Black community. The meetings are held Wednesdays...
The Panamanian Association hosted PANAS Connection Thursday to celebrate Panama’s National Month and to crown the 2022-2023 University East and University West Panamanian queens.
PANAS selected...
The Asian Student Union hosted their first meeting of the 2022-2023 school year as an independent organization Monday. Sabrina Yamashita, president of ASU, led the groups first “Emochi Chat” meeting...
¡Hola! These past few weeks have been anything but smooth sailing here in Madrid. To start, I have to clear up that I was not able to go to Milan, but I will explain that a bit more later on. Here in...
Every so often, readers come across stories that not only share with them completely new concepts but also challenge their ways of thinking. “An American Marriage” is one of these novels for me.
Written...
Kinza Fatima, Guest Contributor
• November 18, 2021
I am honored to be studying in the USA this semester as a cultural exchange student. Even though I am here studying for just one semester, I got to learn, relearn and unlearn so many things that have overwhelmingly...
Chances are, you’ve heard of the Panama Canal. However, there’s a richer history behind the canal your teachers probably didn’t teach you in school.
“Panama Canal Stories” is a movie about...
An open letter to the University of Southern Indiana
We are asking administration and the campus community members to listen to survivors. While we have the federally regulated policies in place, students...
Vince Tweddell was working part time as an adjunct professor when he decided he needed a change.
The adjunct journalism and English instructor had accumulated some debt and needed a full time job to...
When Ryan Loehrlein told his friends and family he wanted to audition for TEDxEvansville, they looked at him like he was crazy.
Loehrlein, one of three USI speakers at this year’s TEDxEvansville...
I always dreamt of being white.
When I was seven years old, I used to sit on my bathroom counter and poke the ends of my almond-shaped eyes together, dissatisfied when I removed my fingers and realized...
The Shield interviewed three international students to see how they were acclimating to life at a U.S. university. In this weekly series, The Shield revisits Souleymane Mamane Illia, a junior English major from Niger, Africa to find out about his spring break and cultural differences he has noticed recently.
