Positive COVID-19 cases are lower on campus and in the state, but the university mask mandate is not lowering.
University COVID-19 cases dropped from 203 positive cases between Jan. 16 to Jan. 22...
112 students and 15 employees tested positive for COVID-19 between Jan. 2nd and Jan. 8th. David Bower, chair of the COVID-19 task force, said this is the highest number of university positive cases since...
Jaxen Margason lived with female students his first two years at USI.
The senior history major previously went to Vincennes University where he had his own room. Margason’s mother emailed Housing...
Michelle Hahn has been a member of Archie’s Food Closet for the last two years and said her experience has been extremely rewarding to be a part of a resource that helps care for the university community.
Archie’s...
If Jennifer Hammat was asked what role she would want to occupy when she was in graduate school, she would have said the Dean of Students.
Hammat officially stepped into the position of Dean of Students...
Faculty, staff and students are invited to attend a panel discussion on ‘Valuing Civility & Maintaining a Climate of Mutual Respect,’ Wednesday at 5 p.m. in Forum 1.
The conversation will center...
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...
The university’s Dean of Students Office will be showing “The Hunting Ground” on January 26 in Mitchell Auditorium, followed by a discussion panel.
“The Hunting Ground” is a documentary that...
The Counseling Center wants to add an activity fee to students's bills in order to help pay for services.
Thomas Longwell, Counseling Center director, went before SGA March 27 to discuss the possibility...
UPDATE: The “USI Confessionss” Facebook page and the “USI Confessions” Twitter page “will be officially closed” Oct. 11.
“Over the past few months this page has been shut down three times,...
