ISU Events & Activities
Sycamore Athletics
- Bears Power Past Sycamores On Friday Night, 7-5
- Indiana State Claims The 2012 MVC Regular Season Championship On Thursday
- Large Contingent Of Sycamores Selected To Compete In 2012 NCAA East Preliminary Round
- Jeremy Lucas Named A Semifinalist For The Johnny Bench Award
- Sycamores And Bears Battle For MVC Championship In Terre Haute
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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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Campus News
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.
Worth the Risk
Nathan Schaumleffel, an associate professor of kinesiology, recreation and sport, received the Honor Medal from the Boy Scouts of America for rescuing a teenage from Sugar Creek at Turkey Run State Park.
Powering Green Thinking
An arts competition for Earth Day allowed students to promote sustainability and green living in unique ways.
Alumni Updates — Summer 2012
From buildings’ names being changed to awards being given to alumni, Indiana State is making its mark.
Research and Teaching — Summer 2012
From being invited to present research conferences to students at other universities coming to Terre Haute to study with ISU professors, Indiana State is making a difference.
Awards and Recognition — Summer 2012
Students and faculty took home awards from various professional organizations this year.
People – Summer 2012
An ISU alumnus returns to work for the university and a dean is selected for a prestigious fellowship.
Campus Places and Terre Haute — Summer 2012
From honoring a former university president to aiding those in need in Terre Haute and bringing a piece of Terre Haute history home, Indiana State plays an important role in the Wabash Valley.
‘A Little Mystery’
An Indiana State University professor and students are piecing together the clues of those buried in a forgotten county home cemetery, including discovering how many have lain at rest since at least the late 1800s.
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