The David L. Rice Library changed its hours for the Fall 2024 semester. Last spring, the library stayed open until midnight Monday through Thursday and Sundays and on Fridays and Saturdays it stayed open...
Shelby Clark, Editor-in-Chief
• September 25, 2021
A group of students gathered Saturday morning to walk in memory of those who have died from suicide.
The Suicide Awareness Memory Walk was organized and led by Active Minds, a mental health and suicide...
Less sunshine, cold weather, and the holiday season affect each person differently.
The Shield created a survey to see how this time of year affects students at the university.
The survey was...
Tech companies across the country are offering free resources for students at home who are light on cash due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Shield has compiled a list of five resources students can take...
USI’s Veteran, Military and Family Resource Center will be honoring veterans with a series of events from Jan. 22 to the 29th. The university is hosting “Remembering Our Fallen”, a war memorial that...
Nearly 12,000 teachers surrounded the Indiana Statehouse Nov. 19 to protest low teacher pay and lack of resources in the education system.
At least six students from the university traveled to Indianapolis...
Evansville is known for the beautiful rolling hills, dense forests, and the Ohio River, but what most people are unaware of is the amount of pollution surrounding the city.
Seven coal-powered plants...
Noah Alatza, Community Engagement Manager
• February 14, 2018
Source: U.S. Army website
A recent university survey indicated only a little more than half of freshman students had protected sex most or all of the time.
The survey was sent out to freshman during...
Joel Matherly doesn't think veterans at USI are getting all the help and resources available to them. He would know - Matherly, a USI alumnus who now works in the Veterans' Support Services Office, was...
