TERRE HAUTE - Kirby Rice reminded her fellow graduates that they learned more lessons than those in the classroom during Indiana State University’s 2007 Winter Commencement Saturday afternoon.
More than 850 students were eligible to walk across the stage • about 650 for undergraduate degrees and about 200 for advanced degrees.
More than 850 students are eligible to participate in Indiana State University's Winter Commencement Saturday, Dec.15. About 650 of the students are eligible for undergraduate degrees while about 200 will receive advanced degrees.
When snow is in the forecast and holiday travel on the agenda, drivers need to limit their distractions and stay focused on the road, according to Stan Henderson, ISU driver safety expert.
Wabash Valley healthcare, emergency services, disaster workers and school personnel are invited to learn crisis intervention techniques to help their colleagues and others following a traumatic event during a conference Jan. 24 and 25 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m at the Landsbaum Center for Health Education.
An Indiana State nursing professor has helped hundreds of people deal with very stressful, traumatic events.
Angela Hockaday, 2001 master's graduate in athletic training from ISU, helped save the life of a football player through quick action and skill, while serving as the athletic trainer for Lee's Summit North High School in Missouri.
The Indiana State University Music Department will host a Flute Fair Saturday, Jan. 12, 2008, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Center for Performing and Fine Arts, at Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Indiana State University's Student Health Center recently received an Excellence in Epidemiology award from the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH). The award recognizes the center's active participation and reporting record to the Influenza Sentinel Surveillance Program during the 2006-2007 flu season.
ISU athletic training students brought home top honors in the 2007 College Quiz Bowl competition at the recent Indiana Athletic Trainers Association annual meeting in Indianapolis. ISU also captured second place.
Dale Sparks, associate professor and research scientist in the department of ecology and organismal biology, and a team of students are evaluating the quality of Interstate 70 as a small mammal habitat from the Indiana state line to Marshall, Ill., with the permission of the Illinois Department of Transportation.