Gender and sexuality resources hosted the university's first Lavender Graduation to honor LGBTQ+ students who are graduating in Spring 2023 and Fall 2023. The ceremony was held Thursday in...
The campus community wants to see more dining options on campus, but Sodexo is struggling to have enough student participation at campus dining options and enough student workers to provide more dining...
President Ronald Rochon is not closing campus for the Omicron variant of COVID-19. In-person Spring 2022 classes will begin Jan. 10, 2022 as planned.
The Omicron variant of COVID-19 was discussed...
Student-led panel speaks about mental health on campus.
Active Minds, a mental health student organization, and Pott College Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee hosted a student-led mental health...
Shelby Clark, Editor-in-Chief
• September 17, 2021
Message from the Editor:
The Q & A below is intended to provide members of the campus community with the resources they need to help one another. Seven Indiana college students have died from...
A girl was walking into her middle school for the first time, she noticed the sign above the entrance said ‘dean of women.’
Jennifer Hammat, dean of students, asked her mother what the sign meant....
Professors and faculty share what they learned and experienced from the Fall 2020 semester, from stress vomiting to learning new technology.
Dean of Students Jennifer Hammat had the unique challenge...
Students are taking precautions before returning home for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving break starts Nov. 25, after which all classes will continue online. Some students will be heading home for break...
Vice President for Student Affairs Marcia Kiessling announced the appointment of Jennifer Hammat as the university’s next dean of students following a national search.
Hammat currently serves...
The Shield was 
