Eva Kor on NPR

Eva Kor’s recording was done in WISU studios, with Kati Gaston and Cecil Archer as audio engineers, and the host on the phone from California.  

Student Media Students and Staff win Awards

Indiana State University Student Media staff and students were recognized recently at the ISU Career Center.

ISU Students win 17 awards from Indiana Collegiate Press Association

Indiana State University students from the Indiana Statesman and The Sycamore yearbook won 17 awards in the annual Indiana Collegiate Press Association competition.

Syc Creations envisioned by Alicia Thayer

Indiana State acquires Rose-Hulman radio station, will add NPR programming

• Indiana State University announced a new partnership today with WFYI Public Media.

NPR comes to ISU: Music format moves to new frequency

• "Groundbreaking" is how student broadcasters at Indiana State University described Thursday's launch of WZIS (90.7 FM) as the university's new radio station aimed at teens and young adults and the inauguration of National Public Radio programing on WISU (89.7).

WISU marks 50 years of broadcasting

• A passion for broadcasting brought Marty Conner, Howard Espravnik and Carl Gustin to Indiana State University more than 40 years ago.

WISU to celebrate 50th anniversary

• WISU, Indiana State University's student radio station, will celebrate its 50th anniversary this week with a reception, panel discussion and an event at Tent City during Sycamore Homecoming activities.

The edgy forum known as “college radio” is experiencing a large evolutionary step in Terre Haute (Terre Haute Tribune-Star)

• As the lead singer of Young the Giant belts out the final verse of “Mind Over Matter,” Denise Smith inches toward the microphone and delivers a does of encouragement, capped with a “love you,” to her audience.

WISU radio celebrating 50th anniversary (Terre Haute Tribune-Star)

• WISU, Indiana State University’s student radio station, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this week with a recepetion, panel discussion and an event at Tent City during Homecoming activities at Memorial Stadium.

Valley-based public affairs radio show debuts Wednesday (Terre Haute Tribune-Star)

• Gov. Mike Pence will be one of the featured guests on a new public affairs radio program being launched Wednesday on WISU (89.7 FM), an Indiana State University radio station.

ISU-NPR partnership goes live (Terre Haute Tribune-Star)

• https://www.tribstar.com/news/local_news/isu-npr-partnership-goes-live/article_c8cf2aca-cdbf-5794-99fd-3b2cb60c7549.html  

WFYI public radio to partner with Indiana State University (Terre Haute Tribune-Star)

• Terre Haute and other west-central Indiana residents will soon be able to listen to a full schedule of National Public Radio programming through a partnership between Indiana State University and WFYI Public Media.

ISU nominated twice for college broadcasting awards (Terre Haute Tribune-Star)

• Indiana State University Sycamores Kurt Darling, Cole Smith, and AJ Patiag were selected as finalists of two categories in the College Broadcasters Inc. National Student Production Awards.

Indiana State Student Media announces new commercial video team

• Indiana State University's Student Media organization has launched "Syc Creations," a digital-design and production team offering video production and graphic and web-design services.