The Fall 2022 nursing cohort made history as 20 students became the first fall nursing cohort in USI’s nursing program history. The College of Nursing and Health Professions has expanded the nursing...
The Shield will have a new Editor-in-Chief.
Starting Friday, Kami Minnich will take over as the new Editor-in-Chief. She will be replacing Rhonda Wheeler, who began the academic school year as EIC.
Wheeler...
Clarification: The Shield previously stated the Henderson Gleaner closed. We corrected the story to say Audubon Printers, which operated at the Henderson Gleaner, closed in May.
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Students will have the option to live on campus this summer, even if they’re not taking a summer course.
Amy Price, director of housing and residence life, said everyone has an option with new changes...
Students who are struggling with finances are now able to get more help from the university.
The Financial Care Team is a new service provided by the university, offering financial relief for students...
Linda Bennett will return to Carter Hall March 21 for her final Breakfast with the President.
This will be the 29th year of the event, which began in 1989 with the university’s first president David...
Just a week ago an LGBT sorority on the university campus was only an idea.
Now, under the direction of Sam Monsen, an art education major, the idea is taking form.
Monsen was talking to a few friends...
This semester brings changes to the Student Development Office with a new programming adviser and graduate student.
Jenny Wittstock is taking the place of Kathy Jones as senior programming adviser....
During my summer trip, one of my major highlights would be going to the local college and visiting its bookstore.
My parents bought me a university sweatshirt and T-shirt, and I did in fact buy a book...
