ISU Events & Activities
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Hope for Henryville
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‘In the Petri Dish’
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Feeling SAD?
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Weathering the Skies
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Flooded
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Alumni
‘A Public Service’
Terry and Brenda Ball, ’73, GR ’74 and GR ’75, fell in love at Indiana State, but a ferocious Midwest winter sent them south to Georgia. There they’ve encountered wild weather of a different type.
‘Not an Option’
BET celebrates ISU alumna’s Beverly Kearney’s (GR ’82) accomplishments with the Education Award.
A Positive Pioneer
University names building for long-time director of the African-American Cultural Center.
‘A Memorable Guy’
On Donaghy Day, a day former ISU President Richard G. Landini set aside for campus and community beautification, the university rededicated its Center for Performing and Fine Arts in honor of Landini.
The Shelburn Tornado
On May 21, 1949, a tornado swept through Shelburn, Ind., killing 11 residents. Richard McHugh, ’51, writes about that experience in his new book, “Blown Away.” He also wrote an essay on that experience for Indiana State University Magazine. Click on Alumni Feed above to see what other alumni submitted showing the weather.
All in the Family
Multi-generations of the Tranbarger family have attended Indiana State in a legacy begun by John C. Tranbarger.
Class Acts — Summer 2012
ISU alumni are impacting their worlds through construction, education and farming.
Hauteans Turn Gladiators for Material Girl
A former Sycamore football player and two current ISU students participated in the Super Bowl’s half time show featuring Madonna.
Foundation Recognizes Donors at MARCH ON! Awards
The Indiana State University Foundation recently honored Todd and Beth ’97 Whitaker, The Bernard Osher Foundation and Robert ’76 and Joan ’75 Shenberger with the 2012 MARCH ON! Awards. The foundation also recognized Ruby (Shelton) Rusk ’60 with the 2012 John P. Newton Spirit of ISU Award.
Alumni Updates — Summer 2012
From buildings’ names being changed to awards being given to alumni, Indiana State is making its mark.
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