Political Science
Vigo County's Bellwether Streak Ends After 68 Years
For the first time since 1952, Vigo County has not correctly picked the President.
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
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?
Amy Lore announces VCSC school board run
Amy Lore, Terre Haute native and current director of government relations for Project Lead The Way, has
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
ISU offers free online course to incoming freshmen Students choose between COVID-19 or climate change and get 1-hour credit
Indiana State University is using a new tool to enroll first-time freshmen for fall term — a free, online course.
Policy vs Pandemics Polarization and PHEP
Business card leads to career for Frankton
INDIANAPOLIS — Douglas Huntsinger went to Indiana State University with plans of becoming a funeral dire
10 Years an Attorney - Marylyn Ernsberger
ANGOLA — A lifelong area resident, Marylyn Ernsberger of Ernsberger and Helmer, Attorneys at Law, knew from a young age she wanted to become an attorney.
The year 2019 marked 10 years in practice, working in counties all over northeast Indiana.
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