2023 sees the 5th iteration of Give to Blue Day for Indiana State University. Give to Blue is a 24-hour fundraiser for the university where students, faculty, and supporters alike to show their sycamore pride and dedication. The fundraiser started at 12:01am on Wednesday, March 22, and ended…
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Where comedy and magic collide! Chipper will be coming to ISU as part of the Performing Arts Series on March 23rd, 2023, at 7:30 in Tilson Auditorium and a Pre-Show event at 6:30 p.m.
Music arguably plays a very large role in most everyone’s lives. Whether it be of the genres pop, rap, country, or everything in between, it’s a favored pastime. The ISU School of Music often hosts events featuring students, faculty, and/or guests who present their musical talents.
With the generous support of Laura and James Wittman, the Earth and Environmental Systems department has invited Dr. Allison L.C. Emmerson to give a public lecture on her recent work at the archaeological site of Pompeii.
The West Central Indiana Small Business Development Center was recently honored by the State of Indiana for its outstanding impact in 2022.
Social Justice Summit is a traditional program put on by the Office of Residential Life. In the past, we have done a multitude of programs including artists in residence, speaking engagements, and conference-style programming. This program is Residential Life partnering with Multicultural Se…
Where comedy and magic collide! Chipper will be coming to ISU as part of the Performing Arts Series on March 23rd, 2023, at 7:30 in Tilson Auditorium and a Pre-Show event at 6:30 p.m.
When watching a basketball game in the Hulman Center, the fans of the opposing team are placed directly by the Sycamore Basketball Band and the student section. This has caused some heated conflicts between upset college students and opposing team fans. The visiting fans are placed within su…
David Pack, President of Trinity Financial Consulting and a 1989 accounting graduate of the Scott College of Business at Indiana State University shared inspiring words with students, faculty, and staff, and partners, during the Diversity in Business Symposium on Feb. 20.
For Indiana State University alumnus Bryant Clayton, it was an honor to return to his alma mater this Black History Month to take part in celebrating the African American story through his art.
Last Thursday, Feb. 23, prolific author and journalist Mark Kurlansky spoke at the University Hall auditorium as part of the Lectures in Modern American Literature series.
On Thursday, February 23, several Indiana State University School of Music students performed in the Indiana State University Lyric Theater Workshop. This performance was part of the Student Ensemble Recital which took place in the Boyce Recital Hall found in the Landini Center for Performin…
Calling ALL Sycamores!!
On Monday, February 20, the Indiana State University School of Music presented both the Concert band and Wind orchestra as part of the Student Ensemble Series. Under the direction of Dr. Kathryn D. Spangler, the concert was each of the ensembles’ first performances of the semester. These per…
Indiana State University announced a few weeks ago that the university would have a smaller budget for the 2023-2024 academic year, and would need to cut around $12 million to make the budget fit. What does this mean for students? How will it impact us and our experience here?
This past Thursday, February 16th, the first spring installment of the Inspiring Women Series took place. The first speaker was Kristin Craig, Executive Director of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce. Craig took the position in 2019, and is the first woman to hold that title in the 110 year…
Last Thursday, the public was invited to a rededication ceremony of Dreiser Hall. Named after Terre Haute native Theodore Dreiser, a renowned novelist and journalist, the original Dreiser building was constructed in 1950 and has been the home of many programs in the College of Arts and Sciences.
The Indiana State University Department of Theater presents:
Sycamores will once again brave the elements and jump into freezing water in the middle of winter to support Special Olympics Indiana’s athletes.