Giving
Classroom to Honor Treasury Agent
Mike Blackwell has fond memories of visiting his father Mark Allen Blackwell’s office in the Federal Building and playing pinball. Now, he has named a room in honor of his father in the building being converted to offices and classrooms for the Scott College of Business.
March On! campaign exceeds goal
The March On! The Campaign for Indiana State University ended with $86.7 million in support of students, faculty, programs and facilities.
Funding the Future
Between now and January 1, 2013, a “window of opportunity” exists with the gift and estate tax exemption.
ISU Foundation Recognizes Donors
The ISU Foundation recently honored George Graesch, Gary and Georgine Riley, Dever Distributing Co., and Donald W. Buttrey.
New ISU Scholarship Established For Lake County Students
The M. Frances Bliss-Hill Endowed Scholarship will provide one-time awards of up to $5,000 to high school seniors planning to attend Indiana State or current ISU sophomores with financial need.
Scholarship Honors Memory of Putnam County Educator
The scholarship recognizes Muriel Rector Rockhill, who completed a bachelor’s degree at Indiana State Teacher’s College more than 20 years after she started teaching at a country school near Fillmore.
Student Benefits from Goble Scholarship
Evan Magni, a freshman in the Donald W. Scott College of Business, had been thinking of Indiana State University as his university of choice for years. Receiving the Lavelda Johnson Goble Scholarship decided it for him. Former SGA president, Michael Scott, also has been a recipient.
Renovated Bob Warn Field at Sycamore Stadium Hits a Homerun
A newly renovated Bob Warn Field continues a long-standing Indiana State University baseball tradition of quality facilities and success. The 2010 ISU team opened its season at the updated stadium under first-year head coach Rick Heller.
Annual Giving, Football Campaigns Launch
Indiana State University’s annual giving and football campaigns will launch this fall, with goals of increased participation in giving from alumni, faculty, staff, students, and the community.



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