USI is in its first athletic year of being Division I, making USI athletics ineligible for postseason tournaments due to NCAA bylaw 20.7.3.5. This bylaw makes it so universities transitioning from DII...
The USI athletics teams made some noise over Winter Break. Below is a summary of how the men’s and women’s basketball teams and swimming and diving competed.
Women’s basketball:
The women’s...
USI Athletics announced Wednesday afternoon head volleyball coach Randi Raff would not return next season after the women's volleyball team ended the 2022-2023 season 1-28.
“We will be looking for...
Josh Meredith, Chief Photo Editor
• February 16, 2022
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Greg Blair, assistant professor of Art and Design and interim adviser of The Shield in Fall 2021, and Sara Blair, chair of the Art and Design Department, play...
Myth: Tuition is going to go up by thousands of dollars.
Fact: Tuition will not increase. A student fee will be implemented over a four-year plan. At the end of four years, the final annual student...
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke said he supported the university’s decision to transition from Division II athletics to Division I. The Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday to transition university athletics...
Homecoming 2022 kicked off Monday with a superhero theme and events on campus helping the local community.
Monday night's can-struction event, sponsored by Love Unites, Love Avails, received nearly...
Michaela Nees, Staff Photographer
• January 19, 2022
Women's basketball beat Mckendree university 90-59 Monday night with a lead in both halves. This is their third straight win.
The next home game for women's basketball will be against the University...
Michaela Nees, Staff Photographer
• January 19, 2022
Men's basketball lost their fifth game of the season to McKendree on Monday night. The Eagles lead with 38 points in the first half but fell short in the second with 33 points, leading to a final score...
