Student Events
Commuter Soup & Substance
Come and enjoy a free lunch sponsored by Commuter Services, while learning about different resources available to you!
Commuter Soup & Substance
Come and enjoy a free lunch sponsored by Commuter Services, while learning about different resources available to you!
Commuter Soup & Substance
Come and enjoy a free lunch sponsored by Commuter Services, while learning about different resources available to you!
Commuter Soup & Substance
Come and enjoy a free lunch sponsored by Commuter Services, while learning about different resources available to you!
Commuter Soup & Substance
Come and enjoy a free lunch sponsored by Commuter Services, while learning about different resources available to you!
Black History Month: African American Read-In Chain
The African American Read-In Chain is an annual National event sponsored by the Black Caucus of the National Council of Teachers of English. The event brings together communities across the country to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month. This is Indiana State Universities 2nd annual event and will feature readers from Indiana State University as well as the Terre Haute community. Original art work and reading from community members will also be highlighted.
Spring Week: Tandem
Annual Tandem bike race.
Dessert Potluck Event
Institute for Community Sustainability and the Center for Global Engagement presents: Dessert Potluck Event! Please join us for our dessert potluck event. Bring your favorite dessert recipe and some samples to share. A bounty of the goodies will be donated to the Light House Mission and Conner Center. Join the fun! RSVP by Tuesday, Jan. 24. Contact Pamela Tabor, (812) 237-7765 or Pamela.Tabor@indstate.edu, with any questions you may have!
Unveiled: A One Woman Play
Unveiled: A One Woman Play written and performed by Rohina Malik.
Racism. Hate crimes. Love. Islam. Culture. Language. Life.
Five Muslim women in a post-9/11 world serve tea and uncover what lies beneath the veil in this critically acclaimed one-woman show. After the play, a discussion will be focused on National Hijab Day Feb. 1.