Eight students received $5,000 scholarships and one student received a $10,000 graduate student award from the Spencer Educational Foundation, an organization dedicated to funding educational opportunities for risk management and insurance students.
The 60-member choir will perform with a chamber orchestra of strings, brass, timpani, and organ, and School of Music faculty member Christine Boone as soloist.
The Indiana State University Symphony Orchestra will present a concert Tuesday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. in Tilson Auditorium. Sarah Stone, a mezzo-soprano and alumna of the School of Music at Indiana State, will be the featured soloist.
The spring Landini Speakers Series will conclude with a presentation by Tom Derrick of the ISU English department at 3:30 p.m. Thursday (April 11) in Root Hall, room A-275.
After reviewing Indiana State's curriculum and the Sales and Negotiations Center, the University Sales Center Alliance has admitted ISU with full member status.
The Center for Global Engagement gave the Community Global Engagement Award to Destiny Rescue, an organization that works to free victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in a half-dozen countries around the world.
A wallet that a group of textiles, apparel and merchandising students created received runner-up honors in a contest by Natril Gear, a company that produces backpack-like bags for bicycles known as Luggers.
Offerings include a comprehensive program for high school students and a class covering the Indiana Driver's Manual. The center will also be starting a program for adults needing help with the driving portion of the licensing exam.
For decades, Laura Bates has walked down prison corridors armed with William Shakespeare's plays and allowed the Bard of Avon to unlock the doors of prisoners' minds. The memoir tells her story and that of one prisoner.
ISU is accepting applications from talented high school students interested in taking part in this year's Summer Honors program, set for July 21-27.