University President Ronald Rochon sent an email to the USI staff and student body announcing spring commencement has been officially canceled.
“I had sincerely hoped to stand and celebrate with you,...
The COVID-19 pandemic has left students facing numerous uncertainty about classes, graduation, housing and more. The uncertainty has taken a toll on their mental health as they find ways to cope with the...
It’s no secret the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting everyone in some way.
From state lock downs, toilet paper feuds and many people getting sick, this outspread has impacted everyone in the country....
When I was a senior in high school, my teacher told me that he’d be surprised if I could even graduate from college because I couldn’t stay focused.
He also told me that I should reconsider my...
The SGA General Assembly voted unanimously to approve a letter supporting the ability for students to walk twice at graduation if they are receiving two degrees at their meeting Oct. 3.
“Students...
My time at USI ends in two weeks, and I can’t say I’m excited. I mean, I won’t have to worry about being swamped with homework, but at least after four years, I know what to expect from college....
Dear Alex, I’m terribly nervous about my finals this week and next week. I haven’t been able to study much because I have three dogs and two part-time jobs. How can I prepare myself in time to take...
The Fall commencement ceremony will now require tickets to attend due to safety concerns with overcrowding.
“We start to evaluate and predict what the number of people attending will look like early...
The feeling of embracing the unknown is scary.
The fear can come when it comes time to make a decision at the end of an experience. Everything comes to an end in life.
This finality can awaken...
Teddi Rausch accepted an internship in Indianapolis last month and was told to look for a place to live. The next day the company told her the position had been offered to someone else because she wasn’t...
In my time at USI, one thing seems to be a constant: change is inevitable. As a person who finds embracing change difficult and hard to fathom, I've made strides here on campus in adapting to changes.
I...
Senior Chelsea Schmidt, who will graduate in May with a degree in marketing and a minor in psychology, said after being in school for four years she is very excited to close this chapter of her life.
“I'm...
