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...
USI honored nine women at the 21st annual “Phenomenal Women” recognition ceremony Tuesday in Carter Hall. There were seven categories of women recognized: undergraduate student, graduate student, alumna,...
Carmen Stoen enjoys hearing other’s stories and drawing inspiration from them.
“I think it’s always helpful to hear someone else’s story and learn from others so I think it’s a good way to...
Two common phrases I have heard as an education major since declaring my major my sophomore year are “wow, I could never deal with all of that” or “it definitely isn’t about the money, huh?”...
LaVerne Jones
In physics class, there is not an open seat. Students are packed into the classroom, pencils furiously scratching notes as the teacher gives examples.
In a class of 40 students, only...
Graphic by Monica Smith
Students across the country are feeling less assured that they will graduate with the necessary skills to prepare them for the workforce.
A 2017 Gallup/Strada national student...
University President Linda Bennett went before the Indiana House Ways and Means Committee last Wednesday to request 44.7 million for the 2017-2019 Operating and Capital Improvement Budget.
The budget...
The university’s SwISTEM Resource Center and the Pott College of Science, Engineering and Education has opened registration to three summer camps.
These camps are open to children between 6th and...
The Teaching Eagles program and the university graduate program for high school teachers received more than $700,000 in separate grants from the Indiana Commission for Higher Education to use through 2017.
The...
Indiana Governor Mike Pence awarded USI $835,138 through the Indiana STEM Teacher Recruitment Fund to create a program that will recruit Indiana STEM teachers.
USI has more than 2,400 students majoring...
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