Ann Rider, professor of German and chair of the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, is this year’s recipient of the President’s Medal, Indiana State University’s highest award for faculty.
Indiana State University alumni Dave and Peggy Campbell of Indianapolis, who have supported the university philanthropically for 35 straight years, have made a $250,000 gift from their estate.
Kathy Giovanini of Venice, Florida, has given Indiana State University $25,000 in honor of her late husband Louis “Bitsy” Giovanini, who has two degrees from ISU.
Senior Jillian Grace Pelikan of Wheaton, Illinois is the recipient of Indiana State University’s Daniel J. Bradley Medal for Leadership, Scholarship, and Service this semester.
Indiana State University theater talents are making an impact on Lincoln, Nebraska.
Starting this fall, the Indiana State University Sustainable Cities Program will begin a partnership with the city of Marshall, Illinois to develop and implement community-driven projects throughout the academic year.
Dr. Brad Balch, who had been serving as Interim Dean of the Bayh College of Education, has been named Dean.
Indiana State University's fourth annual day of giving on Wednesday resulted in $1,334,614 for the university - a 30 percent increase over the funds raised by 2021 Give to Blue Day - setting a single-day fundraising record.
Indiana State University alumnus and Sullivan, Indiana, native James "Jim" Lear has created the James and Wanda Lear Family Business Scholarship.
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.