Ashlyn Hendrix sits down with Moses Bovenschen, creator of the Interfraternity Council Podcast.
Host: Ashlyn Hendrix Producer: Ashlyn Hendrix Director: Dorothy Gofourth Assistant Director: Michelle Hall Technical Director: Isaaiel Collins-Jones Character Generator: Jabrea Jones Audio: Kassidy Madison Teleprompter: Kaylee Sparks Video Operator: Martha Alsip Floor Manager: Katie Higginbotham | Camera 1: Eddie Jackson Camera 2: Tras McMillian Mac Operator: Leslie Ramos |
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Katie Higginbotham sits down with Event Organizer, Ross Rowling, and local Country artist, Dylan Raymond.
Tras McMillian sits down with student entrepreneur Mario Newell, Owner of S2E The Collection Inc.
Karen Torres and Katie Higginbotham hosts, covering events such as Stop and Serves, Brother Jeb and Sister Cindy and more.
Host: Karen Torres and Katie Higginbotham Producer: Jabrea Jones Director: Isaaiel Collins-Jones Assistant Director: Michelle Hall Technical Director: Eddie Jackson Audio: Tras McMillian Teleprompter: Kaylee Sparks Character Generator: Kassidy Madison Video Operator: Martha Hall Floor Manager: Brennen Maus | Camera 1: Karen G. Camera 2: Ashlyn Hendrix Floor Manager: Brennen Maus Technical Genius: Dorothy Gofourth |
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Kassidy Madison hosts, covering events such as a concert for Kids, a kickball tournament for Make-A-Wish Foundation and Women’s History Month.
Get to know the members of the Indiana State Spirit Squad!
Neal Greene talks to the ISU Women's Basketball team, who has an entire team of new faces this year.
Neal Greene talks to the ISU Football team about their homecoming win!
Katie Higginbotham asks students what superpower they would want to have.
Karen Torres asks students what they think about the Tobacco Free Campus rules.
Karen Torres asks students what they will be doing on Valentine's Day.
Karen Torres talks about the importance of her experience at Sycamore Video.
Katie Higginbotham, a senior communication major with a concentration in media studies, received the Judges’ Award from the Fault Line Film Festival for her short film called “Another Life.”
The global unrest around the world continues with the ongoing pandemic and various political issues. So, when a video of a man being brutally beaten by one of the SARS officials surfaced on the internet on Oct. 4, it took social media by storm.
Every semester is the Build-a-Bear semester for ISU students, but with the pandemic raising cases every day, students seemed skeptical about whether they would have the event or not.
If there is one problem with ISU, it is the parking. Every single night, day, morning, whatever time, you will find at least three people driving around to find a spot with the pass they purchased.
Happy study week, Sycamores! With the school year almost over, I know many, if not all of us, are itching to get back home for summer. As tempting as it is to shut down or give up on that super hard class right now, you’ve already made it this far. To help you through study week and finals, …
Tiarra Taylor’s journey to the Miss America Organization pageant began at ISU last year when she was named Miss ISU 2019. Her next stop was the Miss Indiana program in summer 2019, when she brought home the crown and began representing the program throughout Indiana.
Author, journalist, athlete, coach, scientist, professor.
The redshirt senior lefty from Metamora, Illinois led the Valley in ERA (2.08), opposing batting average (.182), innings pitched (99.1) and runs allowed (26), while finishing second in strikeouts (98) and wins (10).
The redshirt senior from Evansville, Indiana significantly amped up his performance once conference play began, leading the Sycamores in batting average (.391), hits (36) and doubles (9) in league games.
