Hammat chosen as next Dean of Students
Riley Guerzini, Managing Editor
March 12, 2019
Filed under News
Vice President for Student Affairs Marcia Kiessling announced the appointment of Jennifer Hammat as the university’s next dean of students following a national search. Hammat currently serves as university Title IX coordinator for the Compliance, Diversity, and Ethics Office at George Mason U...
Website asks users to rate female students on attractiveness
Riley Guerzini and Megan Thorne, Managing Editor, Editor-in-Chief
March 8, 2019
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When a friend told Alexis Reeder her photo was on a website that was rating female students on their attractiveness she was shocked and confused. “I immediately went to the website to find many pictures of girls I didn’t even know and then I became angry and I just kept thinking, ‘why would an...
Multiple alleged sexual assaults reported in campus housing
February 15, 2019
Filed under Breaking News, News
A student was removed and banned from campus last week pending a Title IX investigation after multiple allegations of sexual assault. The university announced they had become aware of multiple alleged sexual assaults that occurred in housing over the past week, in a Rave Alert sent at 5:17 p.m. Frida...
Women’s March Evansville 2019
Jordan Auker, Chief Photographer
January 23, 2019
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College Democrats sit out Women’s March after anti-Semitic comments
Riley Guerzini, Managing Editor
January 18, 2019
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The USI College Democrats withdrew from the Saturday’s Women’s March in Evansville due to anti-Semitic comments made by leaders of Women’s March Inc., one of the organizations that grew out of the original march two years ago. The Democratic National Committee also rejected the march along ...
Health Professions Center upgraded to meet accreditation standards
Noah Alatza, News Editor
January 15, 2019
Filed under News, News Briefs
After spring break, students will soon be able to enjoy newer amenities on the third floor of the Health Professions Center. “What we identified is that there are some programs that really needed additional space,” Ann White, dean of the College of Nursing and Health Professions said. The th...
University unaffected by government shutdown
Noah Alatza, News Editor
January 13, 2019
Filed under News, News Briefs
The United States government shutdown, now the longest federal closure in history, has left the university relatively unaffected. Director of University Communications John Farless said at this point in the closure, USI “has seen no negative repercussions from the government shut down.” Th...
USI Men’s Soccer vs. Saginaw Valley State University
Jordan Auker, Chief Photographer
November 20, 2018
Filed under Sports
USI, St. Vincent’s to partner for autism conference
Noah Alatza, News Editor
October 12, 2018
Filed under News, News Briefs
St.Vincent Hospital and the university will collaborate to host the fourth annual autism spectrum disorder conference. 1997 alumna Tangela Floyd, who now serves as the director of public relations for St. Vincent Indiana, said the conference hits close to home. Her 19-year-old son is on the autis...
USI holds major, minor fair
Abby Sink, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
Filed under News Briefs
USI will hold the Exploring Majors and Minors fair on Wednesday, Oct 10. Students will be able to discover information about departments and the possible careers that go along with majors of interest. The fair will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in Carter Hall....
Added authorization coming to myUSI portal
Noah Alatza, News Editor
September 25, 2018
Filed under News
It may soon become more difficult for hackers to gain access to students emails. A multifactor or dual factor authorization process is being developed for the university's myUSI login portal, but could be years out. “That’s a process where when you go to log on it will probably trigger your pho...
Man arrested for USI parking lot explicit messages
Noah Alatza, News Editor
September 20, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, News
A Newburgh man has been arrested for allegedly writing sexually explicit messages on vehicles belonging to female students on the university’s campus. The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s office obtained an arrest warrant and took Aaron Douglas Otto, 31, into custody as he was leaving his home in Newburg...