Indiana Statesman
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- ISU movement organizes ‘Float to Flint’ water drive
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Cases of plastic water bottles stacked halfway to the ceiling reflect sunlight from the adjacent window, in which the sun bears its golden face. Water jugs by the gallon sit on top of an oak table next to which a record of donations lay flat. Amounts of such contributions are written out next to the scribbled names of those supporting the cause.
- Despite big lead, Trump lowers expectations in New Hampshire
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Donald Trump shrugged off a second place finish in Iowa, suggesting Tuesday that New Hampshire — which holds the nation’s first primary on Feb. 9 — “fits me better.”
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- Annual Groundhog Day event yields contrasting views
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Does it really matter whether Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow or not this Groundhog Day now that Bob Guell has predicted a rather muddy economic future for 2016?
- Indiana State women return home this weekend
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After suffering a loss at the hands of the Illinois State Redbirds, the Indiana State women’s basketball team looks to rebound this weekend as a pair of tough Missouri Valley Conference foes come to town.
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- Sycamore men hope for improvement against SIU
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On the heels of their loss at Bradley, the Indiana State men’s basketball team returns to action when they host Southern Illinois on Feb. 10.
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- Sycamore women suffer setback at Illinois State
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Indiana State women’s basketball dominated in nearly every statistical category on Friday night but were unable to overcome a barrage of Illinois State 3-pointers as the Sycamores fell to the Redbirds 73-62 on the road in Missouri Valley Conference play.
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- Finding the motivation for a healthy lifestyle
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Living a healthy lifestyle can be interpreted many different ways. It can center on the food you eat, the activities you partake in on the weekends or the ways you cope with stress. And in the end, we all have our own idea of what constitutes as “healthy.”
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- Speaking up against human trafficking
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When people think of human trafficking, sex trafficking first comes to mind. Sex trafficking is part of human trafficking.
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- Improved sex ed, birth control access can help halt Zika virus spread
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Indiana and Ohio confirmed their first cases of Zika on Feb. 9. Both women recently returned from Haiti, where they contracted the disease. Zika can be transmitted through mosquito bites or sexual contact while infected.
- Bestselling author, alumna, to return to ISU for presentation
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An Indiana State University alumna who writes under the pen name Lexi Ryan will return to Terre Haute this week.
- Advice freshmen would have liked hearing before sophomore year
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One moment you start college, the next, you’re drowning in your own tears and on the horrific workload that was thrust on you.
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- Moderation key to avoiding video game addiction
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Computers and video games have been together for years, and it started with a game called “Basic.” Created in 1973, “Basic” was the first computer game ever created.
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