March 2019
'Body Farm' researcher shares experience with ISU audience
For the better part of two hours Friday evening, a packed University Hall Theater at Indiana State University were spared no detail when learning about body decomposition from one of America’s leading forensic anthropologists.
Transforming magnetic storage might stem from the vision of quantum
Magnetic materials have a worldwide market share of some $50 billion per year.
New workshop in Elkhart County helps survivors of sexual violence
GOSHEN, Ind. -- One Michiana woman is using art’s therapeutic qualities to create a safe and healing environment for survivor of sexual violence.
The goal is to help survivors process the trauma they went through and regain some aspects of their lives.
Indiana State U. student-run radio station chosen best in nation
TERRE HAUTE -- Indiana State University’s WZIS FM student-led radio station took home “best college station in the nation” honors at the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System annual conference in New York City on Saturday.
Greek mythology leads Shakopee college student on trip to remember
As a business administration major at University of Wisconsin-Stout, Dylan Pass is looking forward to a career either in sales or management.
