Sarah Loesch said she joined The Shield because she felt it was what she was supposed to do.
“I grew into it once I was there and I realized that it was what I wanted to be doing as well,” she said....
Sherrianne Standley walked onto campus in January of 1976 as the new adviser for The Shield with upheaval in the newsroom.
The students Standley was now in charge of were writing about faculty members...
The Shield has named Riley Guerzini managing editor of the student publication effective Monday. He served as news editor for two years and community engagement for the past month.
“I am excited for...
The Shield has undergone numerous changes over the course of the past five decades. We’ve changed names, paper sizes, logos and staffs.
However, there is something we have never changed. Our passion to deliver the truth to our readership.
Last week two advertisements were removed from Shield newsstands.
The ads were placed that week and were for a promotion offered by Boudoir Noir’s Exotica, an adult entertainment store in Evansville....
Staff editorial
Welcome newcomers and those who are returning to campus.
We wanted to prepare you: students are important to The Shield.
And you may be photographed or asked to give your input on...
Editor’s note: What follows is a tribute to Delta Gamma’s Rebecca Martinson, who wrote a widely-publicized, offensive email to her sorority sisters about their shortcomings as a chapter.
If you are...
In the times of Shakespeare, women were not allowed to perform in the theater, so men had to perform the roles of women. Many believe that the term drag originated during this time and was an acronym for...
Corey Dean said he was “culture shocked” when he came to USI’s campus because there are many accepting people here.
The freshman biology major came from a “hick county” - Gibson County, Ind....
When you ask Southern Indiana baseball Head Coach Tracy Archuleta about recruiting, it’s clear that one of his primary goals is finding talent around the tri-state.
“Every time we go out we try...
Student Government Association (SGA) elections, which wrapped up early Saturday morning, left 93 percent of positions open and had votes from 7 percent of the entire student population.
Nine USI students...
Indiana University School of Medicine-Evansville is expanding and possibly leaving the top floor of the Health Professions (HP) building.
Due to a shortage in physicians across the country, IU-Evansville,...
