Comedian Ryan Niemiller, a 2006 Indiana State University theatre graduate and third runner up on America’s Got Talent season 14, will join ISU’s Give to Blue Day activities on March 16.
Dr. John W. Moore, Indiana State University’s ninth President, who served from 1992-2000, died Saturday at age 82.
The Center for First-generation Student Success, an initiative of NASPA – Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education and The Suder Foundation, has recognized Indiana State University with The First-gen Forward designation.
Indiana State University’s Give to Blue Day will take place on March 16 and the campus community, along with many ISU supporters in the Wabash Valley, are gearing up for this annual day of giving.
The crisis unfolding in Ukraine is the focus of forums at Indiana State University on Tuesday, March 1, and Thursday, March 3. They are open to all.
Clint Weddle, Director of Corporate and Foundation Giving, has been appointed Interim Executive Director of the ISU Alumni Association.
ISU trustee Cynthia Powers and her husband Mamon have given $150,000 in honor of alumnus and Tuskegee Airman Quentin P. Smith, Sr., who was a First Lieutenant among the 101 Black officers arrested for challenging segregation during World War II.
Indiana State University is projecting 1,800 freshmen in Fall 2022, up from 1,433 in Fall 2021, and freshman applications are up 42% from last year, officials told the Board of Trustees on Thursday.
Indiana State University sophomore Noah Malone received a congratulatory resolution on the floor of the state senate Monday for winning three medals at the Tokyo Paralympics.
A limited edition reprint of Frederick Douglass’ 1845 autobiography is joining Indiana State University’s library collection.