Community Engagement
Sisters to host ‘Daughters and Sons of Abraham’ retreat
Persons of the Jewish, Muslim and Christian faith traditions are invited to attend the “Unity Retreat Af
Trump or Biden? Vigo County’s President-Picking Record Is at Stake
TERRE HAUTE, Ind.—If America’s nerves are on edge because of the presidential election, imagine the pressure of living in Vigo County.
Professors: Trump's infection 'changes the narrative'
If the United States’ president can become infected with COVID-19, anyone can, and hopefully it will rai
ISU professor 3D prints ear savers for surgical masks
Alex Elvis Badillo, an Indiana State University assistant professor of earth and environmental systems,
Will Vigo County again correctly pick the winner in the race for the White House?
TERRE HAUTE — Vigo County voters have a good track record for predicting the winners of presidential elections. So who is the likely choice this year?
Mike Lunsford: Reliving ‘The Age of the Crinoids’
My family has come to accept that I am a dogged gatherer of feathers and shells and leaves and stones, a
Hollywood’s Decades-Long Love Affair With Copaganda Is Finally Facing a Reckoning
The entertainment industry has frequently partnered with real-life law enforcement officials on projects, producing film and TV shows that glorify
Bi-weekly Owen County COVID update
As we continue through the COVID-19 pandemic, there are promising days and days when disappointing news ensues. Last week, the U.S. set another single-day record of coronavirus cases totaling 39,327 new cases.
Mark Bennett: League of Women Voters president has passion for democracy Vote-by-mail option, racial justice two goals for chapter, says Carly Schmitt
As a kid growing up in central Illinois, Carly Schmitt listened to her great-grandfather’s dinner-table
Tuesday Talk Podcast, June 23, 2020: For African Americans, pandemic impact hard and deep
Adeyemi Doss, instructor in the Department of Multidisciplinary Studies at Indiana State University, tal
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