Bathrooms are the backbone of our society.
I’m completely serious. The advancements in plumbing technology and how common bathrooms are in buildings are some of the best things to come out of modern...
Linda Bennett arrived on campus in 2003 as the vice president for academic affairs and provost, eventually becoming president in 2009—a position she held until her retirement in 2018. Her journey to...
Theatre:
USI Theatre will perform “Pippin: The Musical” at 7 p.m. April 10 to 12 and at 2 p.m. on April 13.
Evansville Civic Theatre will be hosting a free Audition Technique Workshop...
The Romain College of Business is experimenting with a four-day week schedule for 20% of its class schedule beginning August 2023.
20% of the RCOB’s 50-minute Monday, Wednesday and Friday classes...
The Romain College of Business has narrowed down their dean search to three candidates after the former dean stepped down in fall 2021.
The Romain College of Business held open forum presentations...
Amidst storm sirens and severe thunderstorm warnings students, faculty and the Evansville community gather in the Screaming Eagles Arena Wednesday night to listen to Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of...
The colleges of Nursing and Health Professions, Liberal Arts and the Romain College of Business are currently searching for deans after their former deans stepped down for various reasons in 2021.
James...
The USI Economics Club attracted the attention of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis when they weren’t even a club yet.
The bank released a 20-minute episode of their Women in Economics Podcast...
USI students in the Romain College of Business will provide free federal and state income tax preparations through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistant Program (VITA). In VITA programs, the International...
Graduation will never be the same.
Associate Professor of Management Dane Partridge died Saturday, Oct. 28 from a heart attack.
Partridge was a frequent voice at graduation, reading students’ names...
Doug Fields wants future engineers to love what they do.
Fields, the 2016 executive-in-residence for the Romain College of Business, shared his work experiences with students today in Carter Hall...
The university selected J. Douglas “Doug” Field to serve as the 2016 Executive in Residence for the Romain College of Business.
Field worked at Apple starting in 2008, where he developed all Mac hardware....
