USI is making its mark at the 2026 Nashville Film Festival, running Thursday through Wednesday, September 24-30, with Only the Lord Will Set You Free, a short film featuring the work of USI faculty, current students and alumni.
New technology and a fresh space along Bluff Lane are helping USI Creative and Print deliver more possibilities while continuing to provide the design, printing and production services campus departments rely on.
Thanks to feedback from the campus community, USI has launched three sensory spaces, designed to provide students and employees with calming and supportive environments.
Though Jennifer Rhoades has only been in the USI Alumni Engagement and Volunteer USI office for a few months, she is not new to campus. In fact, USI is a familiar home to her. Get to know the newest addition to the USI Alumni Engagement and Volunteer USI crew!
As USI wraps up final preparations for the upcoming Higher Learning Commission (HLC) reaccreditation visit in February 2027, criterion committees have submitted drafts of their assurance arguments and co-chairs are working to complete edits for submission. The fourth and final committee covered in this series had the task of focusing on Criterion Four-Institutional Effectiveness, Resources and Planning for Quality Improvement.
USI Career Success Center Coordinators co-presented "Beyond ChatGPT: Guiding Students in Ethical AI Career Readiness" at the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Conference and Expo in Denver, Colorado, June 9-11.
USI is making its mark at the 2026 Nashville Film Festival, running Thursday through Wednesday, September 24-30, with Only the Lord Will Set You Free, a short film featuring the work of USI faculty, current students and alumni.
Thanks to feedback from the campus community, USI has launched three sensory spaces, designed to provide students and employees with calming and supportive environments.
Four students on the Southern Indiana Dance Marathon (SIDM) Executive Board attended the Children’s Miracle Network’s National Ignite Peer-To-Peer Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, July 16-19.
Members of the USI Alpha Sigma Tau’s Epsilon Omicron Chapter traveled to Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 11-14 for the national organization's 46th National Convention. During the convention, the USI chapter was recognized for demonstrating excellence.
Members of USI's Theta-Psi Chapter of Sigma Pi still represented the University at the 58th Biennial Convocation of Sigma Pi in Orlando, Florida, from June 18-21.
Eleven USI Geology and Environmental Science majors joined three faculty members of the Department of Geology, Physics and Environmental Science on an 11-day field excursion (GEOL 390) to parts of northwestern Utah and southern Idaho, June 7-18.
A celebration for President Steve Bridges’ 60th birthday boasted more than a few surprises, including portraits made by the President's Cabinet and President's Office. The paintings recognize Bridges' lifelong commitment to USI and his love a good laugh, though some may look a bit more presidential than others.
Four students on the Southern Indiana Dance Marathon (SIDM) Executive Board attended the Children’s Miracle Network’s National Ignite Peer-To-Peer Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, July 16-19.
Congratulations to these USI employees who have earned their degrees and will walk the stage at the 2026 Spring Commencement Ceremonies!
USI welcomed 633 potential students and guests on Saturday, April 11 for Admitted Student Day, an event aimed at helping future Screaming Eagles solidify their decision to attend USI. The work, collaboration and care departments across campus are reflected in the positive responses from potential students and their guests, as well as the enrollment deposits from eligible student attendees.
Micro Masterpieces: Magnifying Miniatures, a new exhibition showcasing some of the smallest and most intricate works from the University Art Collection. Now on view at The Wall, located in the Liberal Arts Center through June 2026, the exhibition invites visitors to slow down, look closely and discover the artistry contained within these tiny creations.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the workforce, and students are eager to be part of the conversation. During the latest Romain College of Business Market Makers Speaker Series, industry leader Brian Martin shared insights on the future of AI and why learning to use it responsibly is an essential skill for today’s college students.
USI is making its mark at the 2026 Nashville Film Festival, running Thursday through Wednesday, September 24-30, with Only the Lord Will Set You Free, a short film featuring the work of USI faculty, current students and alumni.
New technology and a fresh space along Bluff Lane are helping USI Creative and Print deliver more possibilities while continuing to provide the design, printing and production services campus departments rely on.
Thanks to feedback from the campus community, USI has launched three sensory spaces, designed to provide students and employees with calming and supportive environments.
Though Jennifer Rhoades has only been in the USI Alumni Engagement and Volunteer USI office for a few months, she is not new to campus. In fact, USI is a familiar home to her. Get to know the newest addition to the USI Alumni Engagement and Volunteer USI crew!
As USI wraps up final preparations for the upcoming Higher Learning Commission (HLC) reaccreditation visit in February 2027, criterion committees have submitted drafts of their assurance arguments and co-chairs are working to complete edits for submission. The fourth and final committee covered in this series had the task of focusing on Criterion Four-Institutional Effectiveness, Resources and Planning for Quality Improvement.
USI Career Success Center Coordinators co-presented "Beyond ChatGPT: Guiding Students in Ethical AI Career Readiness" at the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) Conference and Expo in Denver, Colorado, June 9-11.
USI is making its mark at the 2026 Nashville Film Festival, running Thursday through Wednesday, September 24-30, with Only the Lord Will Set You Free, a short film featuring the work of USI faculty, current students and alumni.
Thanks to feedback from the campus community, USI has launched three sensory spaces, designed to provide students and employees with calming and supportive environments.
Four students on the Southern Indiana Dance Marathon (SIDM) Executive Board attended the Children’s Miracle Network’s National Ignite Peer-To-Peer Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, July 16-19.
Members of the USI Alpha Sigma Tau’s Epsilon Omicron Chapter traveled to Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 11-14 for the national organization's 46th National Convention. During the convention, the USI chapter was recognized for demonstrating excellence.
Members of USI's Theta-Psi Chapter of Sigma Pi still represented the University at the 58th Biennial Convocation of Sigma Pi in Orlando, Florida, from June 18-21.
Eleven USI Geology and Environmental Science majors joined three faculty members of the Department of Geology, Physics and Environmental Science on an 11-day field excursion (GEOL 390) to parts of northwestern Utah and southern Idaho, June 7-18.
A celebration for President Steve Bridges’ 60th birthday boasted more than a few surprises, including portraits made by the President's Cabinet and President's Office. The paintings recognize Bridges' lifelong commitment to USI and his love a good laugh, though some may look a bit more presidential than others.
Four students on the Southern Indiana Dance Marathon (SIDM) Executive Board attended the Children’s Miracle Network’s National Ignite Peer-To-Peer Leadership Conference in Indianapolis, July 16-19.
Congratulations to these USI employees who have earned their degrees and will walk the stage at the 2026 Spring Commencement Ceremonies!
USI welcomed 633 potential students and guests on Saturday, April 11 for Admitted Student Day, an event aimed at helping future Screaming Eagles solidify their decision to attend USI. The work, collaboration and care departments across campus are reflected in the positive responses from potential students and their guests, as well as the enrollment deposits from eligible student attendees.
Micro Masterpieces: Magnifying Miniatures, a new exhibition showcasing some of the smallest and most intricate works from the University Art Collection. Now on view at The Wall, located in the Liberal Arts Center through June 2026, the exhibition invites visitors to slow down, look closely and discover the artistry contained within these tiny creations.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the workforce, and students are eager to be part of the conversation. During the latest Romain College of Business Market Makers Speaker Series, industry leader Brian Martin shared insights on the future of AI and why learning to use it responsibly is an essential skill for today’s college students.
