Evan Bayh visits ISU to celebrate the unveiling of the Bayh Family Legacy Wall that honors his family's dedication to higher education.

A recent study that places Indiana State’s professors among the worst in the country is based on inaccurate statistics and skewed perspective, ISU President Daniel J. Bradley says. 

I can say with full confidence that I look forward to the day when Westboro is officially classified as a hate group, right up there with the Ku Klux Klan and the neo-Nazis.

Cover letters and follow-up are instrumental in landing a job.

An Indiana State University alumnus who played drums as a child and picked up guitar as a student has made a splash on the international music scene.

Social media and the Internet have become a digital tattoo, essentially making all information permanent and possible to retrieve, said ISU communication instructor Jennifer Mullen.

The ISU women’s golf team finished sixth Tuesday with a total score of 1,008 at the Missouri Valley Conference tournament at The Club at Porto Cima in Lake of the Ozarks, Mo. 

Warmer weather is slowly making its way onto Indiana State’s campus and students and intramural sports are taking full advantage of the transition. 

The Indiana State baseball team was shut out behind a complete-game four-hitter from Illinois State starting pitcher Brad Sorkin, who pitched the whole game, as the Redbirds completed the weekend Missouri Valley Conference sweep with a 2-0 shutout victory on Sunday from Duffy Bass Field.

As they prepare themselves to close this chapter of their lives, we at the Statesman would like to say goodbye and good luck to those who are graduating.

Although the dean for the Bayh College of Education will be stepping down from his duties, he will continue to pursue his love for teaching at Indiana State University as a professor of educational leadership.

All the preparations had been made. A group of Indiana State students were going to make history. All they needed now was the help of one man: Johnny Shipman.

Senior criminology and criminal justice major Eva Compton will be moving to North Carolina following graduation in hopes of finding a job that aligns with her field of study.