The Fashion Show is an annual event, in which Indiana State students come together as a team to create one of the most exciting events of the year for the Textiles, Apparel, and Merchandising program (TAM). They have been enrolled in an event planning course all semester, designing and coordinating the fashion show.
Feeling stressed? Come beat a car with a hammer to help relieve those end of the year nerves. Free pizza and a chance to win a Fit Bit!
Free family-friendly event for the Terre Haute community. We will have free pizza, cookies, chips and drinks. We will also have a bunch of kids' outdoor games. There will be several resource tables from different religious organizations and communities with free items. There will also be a few guest speakers who are survivors of sexual assault that will be talking about how religious communities can support survivors in the healing process.
Be a part of the social media campaign to promote a better understanding of consent at Indiana State University. Stop by the fountain and take a picture for our social media campaign!
Join the Wabash Valley March for Science on Earth Day, Saturday, April 22, to support and celebrate science. This local event is part of the worldwide March for Science on Earth Day, "the first step of a global movement to defend the vital role science plays in our health, safety, economies and governments."
At Indiana State University's Fountain, enjoy speakers, music, science demonstrations and more. Bring your own signs or make them at the event. The Wabash Valley March for Science is free and open to all ages.
Bless The Mics Glochella, is a week long event concluding with a Festival/Concert. Essentially, this concert gives artists, whom are not all main stream nor all attend Indiana State a chance to showcase their talents. In edition, we wanted to allow different businesses to expand their brand by allowing them to sell their apparel at the festival.
Student tailgate prior to Indiana State University's Baseball game.
The Office of Multicultural Services and Programs is part of a new initiative called One Million Stars to End Violence. This initiative was started in 2012 by Maryann Talia Pau. This is a peaceful global star weaving project that encourages the end of all forms of violence. We are also proposing a competition between the Greek Organizations. To help with that goal join this event. We will have tables where members can sit together and contribute to their star count. We will have MSP staff there to show everyone how to make stars.
