A University of California at Berkeley researcher, Tyrone Hayes, who has found links between a common pesticide used on farms and amphibian deformities is scheduled to speak at Indiana State University on Jan. 8.
An Indiana State University graduate and current president of the National Association of Elementary School Principals is scheduled to speak in Terre Haute on Jan. 7. Mary Kay Sommers, an Indiana State University graduate, will speak on "Reflections of School Leadership: What Will the Principal of Tomorrow Need'" beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Clabber Girl second floor meeting room.
Colleen Chestnut and Jim Silver bought the former home of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity on South Sixth Street and have been working to renovate it. Upon the suggestion of Tommy Kleckner, director of the western office of Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, Chestnut and Silver decided to open their house to ISU interior design students as part of their sophomore-level materials and finishes class.
Jessica Coats had just completed her sophomore year in the nursing program at ISU when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in July 2007. The 23-year-old has been determined to carry on with her studies, and in the process, has inspired others.
Several students in Indiana State University's motorsports program returned from a recent trip to Florida with more than memories. During a racing industry trade show, they received leads on internships and jobs within the industry.
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.