Student Events

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Indiana has recently made national news due to a new bill that Governor Mike Pence signed into law. The American Democracy Project will be sponsoring an event to discuss the significance of this bill and why it has created so much controversy across the country. Pizza and refreshments will be available at the event.

Bill Cosby was originally scheduled to appear at ISU on March 6th. In light of his cancelation and the circumstances surrounding it, the American Democracy Project is sponsoring an event about Bill Cosby on the day he was supposed to perform. The event will feature discussion about Bill Cosby and all the current controversy related to sexual violence and consent. What exactly qualifies as consent? What proof is needed to prove sexual assault? We will be discussing these questions plus many more in this lunch time event. Food and other refreshments will be provided.

Join us for Pizza and Politics: The Cost of Privilege co-sponsored with African American Cultural Center. The event will include activities and discussion related to privilege and how it impacts everyone's daily lives. Pizza and refreshments will be available at the event.

Participate in NEDA Awareness Week by attending our events starting February 23rd and continuing your support until the main event happening on Feb. 26 at 5:00PM.  Bring your own scale and let the smashing begin!  Join us as we decorate and smash scales because we're redefining our health without numbers!

Come and enjoy a new twist on bingo. We will be doing a glow in the dark theme! Refreshments will be provided.

This workshop is open to ALL women of ISU. The title of this workshop is based on the book “Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves”.  The author has written a book that will “give you everything you need to take on those bullying Inner Mean Girls and Inner Critics — and win.

Join us for the annual Miss Indiana State University Scholarship Pageant.

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Virginia: 1799. It is around Christmas time, and the slaves are restless with the holiday spirit and the prospect for freedom in the new century. Julie, the white daughter of the plantation owner, has a complex and dangerous attraction to Jean, the house-servant slave.