Explore USI
The University of Southern Indiana in Evansville offers the advantages of a large university and the intimate teaching-focused environment of a small college. With 130+ study areas, modern facilities, and a picturesque campus, USI provides a personalized experience similar to a smaller college.
The academic journey at USI is elevated by the spirited NCAA Division I athletics of the Screaming Eagles, which encompass 19 varsity sports.
Weekday and Saturday Visits
Join us on campus to learn more about USI and the admissions process and participate in an interactive walking tour.
Open Houses and Academic Events
Visit Campus, meet faculty and staff, engage with current students and experience USI first-hand!
Other Visit Options
Explore USI's campus however best fits your needs with Transfer Visit Days, Spanish-language Events, Group Visits, and even Virtual Tours!
Evansville, Indiana is in the Central Time Zone.
The current time at USI is
Should the University close due to bad weather, tours will be cancelled.
Weather closures will be posted on the University Homepage.
Start your visit at the Fuquay Welcome Center, located conveniently along University Boulevard as you drive into campus.
Why Choose USI?
With an outstanding academic reputation as one of Indiana’s best universities, all of our degree programs offer advantages such as:
- Small class sizes. Most USI classes have 20 students, where classmates and professors know each other by name. No massive lectures or overcrowded labs.
- Expert faculty. At USI, every course is led by experienced faculty, never from a graduate student.
- Practical experience. Our students have extensive opportunities to gain experience outside the classroom via internships, co-op study, work placements, community service and other programs.
- Accessible services. Our admission counselors, academic advisors, career counselors and other support personnel are always available and dedicated to our students' success.
- Outcome-oriented college degrees. USI graduates have an outstanding track record in the job market and graduate school admissions.