Campus Articles
Presidential search committee remains hopeful of choosing candidate by July
By Lana Schrock in Campus
Even though two of the three ISU presidential candidates withdrew from the search earlier this month, the presidential search committee remains hopeful that they can find a president to succeed Lloyd W. Benjamin III."We have some additional candidates added to the pool," said John Beacon, vice president of enrollment marketing, management and communication.
By Aliya Khan in Campus
Students unravel the fabric of politics in the 2008 ISU summer reading program featuring the novel "unSpun: Finding Facts in a World of Disinformation," by Brooks Jackson & Kathleen Hall Jamieson.
"The purpose of the Summer Reading Program is to encourage all first year students to read the same book over the summer and then to discuss it at August orientation," said Linda Maule, general education coordinator and associate professor in the political science department.
Win marks first trip to NCAA Championships
By Blaine Kinsey in Campus
The Sycamores women's tennis team can check another goal off its list as it dominated the MVC tournament en route to Indiana State's only conference championship this year.The Sycamores dominated from the beginning shutting out both Bradley and Northern Iowa on Friday and Saturday.
By Greta Fishback in Campus
As the academic year nears its end, ISU's smoking policy review committee is preparing to submit a report to the Board of Trustees. This report will contain statistics derived from campus polls regarding the current smoking policy but not a specific recommendation of reform.
By Harold Bosstick in Campus
Lindsay David, a senior dietetics major, is graduating this semester and looking to the future.She already has a job when she graduates, working for Clabber Girl as a research and development technician."I will be working … to create new products and improve existing products for the company," she said.
New Zimbra system includes e-mail, instant messaging
By Robin Wildman in Campus
When students return to campus next fall and log in to check their e-mail, they may be surprised-ISU's MyMail e-mail service may be replaced with an entirely different system.Zimbra, the program being considered to replace MyMail, is currently being tested by a small group of students who will send their evaluations to the Office of Information Technology.
By Lana Schrock in Campus
While many students slept in on Saturday, others, such as Michelle Runyan, met in Holmstedt Hall to participate in the second annual Global Service Day at Indiana State."I served the Parks and Recreation Department at Dobbs Park," said Runyan, a school counseling program graduate student and member of AmeriCorps.
Thursday,
April 24
-At 8:47 a.m., an item was confiscated in Lot 11.
-At 9:48 a.m., a driver was arrested for driving while suspended.
-At 3 p.m., a theft was reported in the University Apartments.
-At 4:05 p.m., a suspect was arrested in Dede plaza for marijuana possession.
By Aliya Khan in Campus
From minor injuries to crucial healing, the ISU rehabilitation clinic will open its doors to students, employees and employee's families."This facility gives everyone on campus, whether it be an athlete or an administrative assistant, the opportunity to receive physical therapy services on campus," said Sheri Walters, the rehabilitation coordinator.
By Aliya Khan in Campus
With the 2007-2008 school year coming to a close, the ISU faculty on campus prepares for new faces to join and transform the university.Aside from a new president, the university has been searching for a new director of international affairs center, a director of student financial aid and an executive director of alumni affairs.
ISU Student Recreation Center construction comes closer to completion
2008 Woodie Awards
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