Indiana Statesman

Students react negatively to Lot 18 changes

Lot Q, previously Lot 18, behind the College of Business opened on Monday to not just students, but also staff.

As tourney time nears, Perone remembers past success in basketball

With pride, associate dean remembers 1979 national championship runner-ups

Associate dean of students Al Perone, said over 10,000 people were waiting for the 1979 basketball team when they returned to Terre Haute from competing for the NCAA Championship in Salt Lake City.

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The race to accredit new programs is on

With budget cuts looming over ISU officials announced the creation of two new doctorate programs in the College of Nursing, Health and Human Services (CNHHS).

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Will ISU students read this story? Sources say no

Terre Haute Tribune Star raising prices shows newspapers’ issues

The Terre Haute Tribune Star recently raised its newsstand price from 50 cents to 75 cents, following in the footsteps of other papers facing challenges in an ever-changing industry.

ISU community enjoys sex ed during TKE week

Resident Hall Association and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity have teamed up all this week to promote Sex Week, a campus-wide promotion to engage ISU students and teach them risks involved with alcohol and sex.