President Ronald Rochon formed the Division I Exploratory Committee on Oct. 8, 2021, to investigate if the switch from Division I to Division II would be feasible.
The Division I Exploratory Committee...
President Ronald Rochon announced the Presidential Task Force will not require students or faculty and staff to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Rochon made this announcement at the university meeting...
Students in the class of 2020 will have an in-person commencement December 18 as a part of the Fall 2021 commencement ceremonies.
Kindra Strupp, vice president for marketing and communications, announced...
A student is going to hug her grandparents for the first time in over a year.
Riley Hays, a sophomore public relations and advertising major, received the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine...
The university paid just under $150,000 to have Carnegie Dartlet conduct research on defining the university’s “human personality.”
Carnegie Dartlet is a for-profit organization that began...
Vice President of Marketing and Communications Kindra Strupp was invited to the Faculty Senate meeting Nov. 15 to talk about her position and team.
Strupp said that the Faculty Senate meeting was...
The university Board of Trustees unanimously approved a new degree program for the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering at their regularly scheduled meeting Thursday.
The new degree will offer students...
Freshman Shelby Heins said having zones specific for free speech wasn’t something she would expect to have on a college campus.
“We’re paying to go here,” the nursing major said. “So our...
Newburgh native Kindra Strupp, a graduate of Castle High School, recently joined USI as the assistant vice president for marketing and communications.
She double majored in journalism and psychology...
