Student Events

Are you registered to vote in the upcoming election? If not, American Democracy Project is sponsoring a Voter Registration Drive! Stop by the Commons to get registered!

Are you registered to vote in the upcoming election? If not, stop by the library and get registered at the voter registration drive sponsored by the American Democracy Project!

Are you registered to vote in the upcoming election? If not, stop by the library and get registered at the voter registration drive sponsored by the American Democracy Project!

Are you registered to vote in the upcoming election? If not, stop by the library and get registered at the voter registration drive sponsored by the American Democracy Project!

The Sexual Violence Coalition is a collaborative effort by concerned Sycamores to bring the seriousness of this problem to the forefront on the Indiana State University Campus.

There are lots of new and returning graduate students on campus this fall - it's time to connect!  The Black Graduate Student Association is open to all graduate students.  BGSA focuses on academic, social, and professional support and development for its members.  No RSVP necessary, casual event.

Professional pictures are great item to have for your LinkedIn profile, as well as for other social media profiles, personal websites, and additional professional development needs.  Once the pictures are taken, students will receive a link to view and download their photos and use as desired. Professional Dress Required.

Professional pictures are great item to have for your LinkedIn profile, as well as for other social media profiles, personal websites, and additional professional development needs.  Once the pictures are taken, students will receive a link to view and download their photos and use as desired. Professional Dress Required.

Graduate education is becoming more and more common and can be necessary to enter or advance in certain fields. This presentation discusses how to evaluate if and when graduate school is needed, as well as how to research and evaluate programs, set application timelines, write personal statements, and consider financial options.

Have you ever heard of TED Talks?  The first part of this conference is based on the infamous TED talks.  From 4-5:15 pm we will have student nominated faculty, staff and young alumni each giving seven minutes of advice on how you can maximize your college experience.  Then, from 5:15-6:15 pm there will be a cookout and idea sharing.  Meal cards, Commons Cash, and cash will be accepted.  To end the pr