New Dean looks to continue college’s success
Riley Guerzini, Editor-in-Chief
September 3, 2019
Freshmen are not the only people new to the university this year. Cathy Carey, Dean of the Romain College of Business, said she is excited to step into her new role and keep the college on an upward trajectory. “You can’t go wrong with a good business education foundation,” Carey said at...
‘I deserve a kiss for that price’
Megan Thorne and Darrian Breedlove
September 3, 2019
Women should not be treated as a product on a shelf, and are not here for your entertainment. Women should not feel like they have to be nice when faced with a potential threat, and should not be made uncomfortable in the workplace. Being a woman in the workplace , especially customer service, some...
Women can spoil men too
Jenna Bowman, Staff Writer
February 16, 2018
Creative Commons It’s the day where loved ones find an excuse to buy flowers and chocolates and expensive gifts---Valentine’s Day. Traditionally, it’s usually the man’s job to spend the most money for Valentine’s Day. Men buy the women flowers, chocolates, stuffed animals, they pay for dinn...
‘Jampon’ unites women
Jeana Everhart, Staff Writer
January 30, 2018
Violet Wells Studying abroad at Harlaxton College, University of Evansville’s juniors Alexandra Curren and Gina deLise, theater performance majors, and Sierra Miller, a theater management major went for a fun and educational experience but came back with a new mission. “We studied abroad...
Monologues shed light on domestic violence
Abigail Suddarth, Staff Writer
March 2, 2016
After describing the various types of sexual moaning from Irish-Catholic (“Forgive me!” while crossing oneself), to African American (“Oh, shit!”), to college student, (“I should be studying!”), Casie Mathies crawled on the floor, rolled over on her back and shook her legs in the air to demonstrate sexual pleasure while the audience roared with laughter at this year’s Vagina Monologues.
Vaginas to expose sexual injustice
Abigail Suddarth, Staff Writer
February 10, 2016
Freshman Kate Grudzinski wants to raise awareness about violence and injustice toward women
Women’s basketball moving on in GLVC Tournament
Chris Procacina
March 3, 2014
For the USI women's basketball team, Sunday’s first round game of the GLVC Tournament shut the door on a decade of disappointment. The Lady Eagles (19-9, 13-6 GLVC) defeated the Miners of Missouri S&T (9-18, 5-14) in front of a diminished PAC crowd due to the hazardous weather conditions. Despite...
Women’s golf faces difficult challenge
Chris Procacina
February 22, 2014
Any adversity the USI women’s golf team looks to face on the courses this year will fail in comparison to what they are already enduring. Preparation for the season has been a whirlwind of confusion as Head Coach Don Bisesi has been diagnosed with cancer. “We’ve had to practice on our own,”...
Gender gap apparent at USI
Roberto Campos
October 29, 2013
In 1960, there were 1.55 men for every woman enrolled as an undergraduate in college. Researchers call the gender-based inequalities present in education and the workforce a “gender gap.” World Economic Forum’s 2011 Global Gender Report shows the U.S. has seen a reversal in the “gender...