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'The
Fire Within'
Sycamores
chosen for Torch Relay representative of true Olympic
spirit
Don
Rogers overcame adversity to become a record-setting
wheelchair athlete and, eventually, a college
professor.
Life's
twists give Terre Haute native Olympic experiences
Bryan
Leturgez begins a football player, ends up an Olympic
bobsledder
When Bryan Leturgez
landed a football scholarship to Purdue University,
his future looked pretty clear.
Kurt
Thomas reflects on his time as an Olympian
Watching
the Olympics brings back many memories for former
Olympian and Indiana State University gymnast Kurt
Thomas.
The
return of the 'manly men'
ISU
professor finding today's college men may be better
prepared to assert masculinity in positive ways
For
decades, American men have struggled with a crisis in
masculinity that has led to increased aggression, says
an Indiana State University professor who has
researched the topic for more than 30 years.
Hamilton
Center Inc. gives $25,000 gift to ISU for Endowed
Social Work Fund
Indiana
State University's department of social work recently
received a gift of $25,000 from Hamilton Center, Inc.,
to establish an endowed fund in social work.
Walk
Through the Sycamores
Artists,
sponsors sought to participate in public art event set
for April 24-27
The
campus of Indiana State University and downtown Terre
Haute will come to life with vivid color next spring
with the "Walk Through the Sycamores" public
art event.
Ammerman
first recipient of $500 Old National Bank scholarship
at ISU
Indiana
State University junior Beth Ammerman of Terre Haute
is the first recipient of a $500 Old National Bank
scholarship. ISU
alumnus, Sears executive returns for Founder's Day
Ron
Culp has been out of college for more than 30 years
and has climbed some of the highest rungs in the
corporate ladder. Early
Childhood Education Center receives NAEYC
accreditation
Only 7
percent of early childhood programs receive honor
nationwide
For
six little girls in University Hall, Jan. 31 was just
a sunny day at the beach. Memories
and rewards
Former ISU
professor Cloyd Anthony receives honorary degree,
recalls colleagues and students who made teaching
enjoyable
On
the day Cloyd Anthony was born, President William
McKinley was near death in the wake of the first
national tragedy of the 20th Century. An anarchist
fired a fatal shot as the president strolled into a
train station in Buffalo, N.Y. ISU's
quest for a unique identity
Earlier
this month, more than 130 Indiana State University
faculty, staff and students gathered at a two-day
retreat to continue efforts designed to help meet
President Lloyd W. Benjamin III's challenge that ISU
become the "best public comprehensive
institution" in the Midwest. |
