Student Events

“The Drowning Girls” — a ghost story about three young women murdered by the same man — opens Indiana State University’s fall theater season. In the early years of the 20th century, the three were considered — and consider themselves — to be of little account until they are lured into marriage by their murderer making them, as one of the trios says, “a useful member of society.” Grim and unsettlingly funny, “The Drowning Girls” recalls an era when women were dependent on men for everything, from money to their very existence in society.

The Office of Sustainability is hosting a reusable coffee break for staff/faculty/students at Indiana State University. Sodexo has provided coffee and all you have to do is bring a reusable mug or liquid-container to enjoy some if it!

Rocky Bleier will share a message on “Leadership Through Teamwork, Perseverance and Hope”.  After being drafted in the Vietnam war not long after he was drafted for the Pittsburg Steelers, Bleier was seriously wounded, and many thought his NFL career was over. Against all odds, he reconditioned himself and was once again drafted by the Steelers for a running back position where he went on to win four Super Bowls.

Light refreshments and appetizers will be served. Please send RSVPs to Wendy Greer (Wendy.Greer@indstate.edu).

The discussion will be led by Dr. Mark Hamm, Professor of Criminology & Security Studies, department of criminology and criminal justice. The series aims to create well-rounded and informed discussions on relevant socially charged topics. The program targets all students who wish to increase their social consciousness, and wish to say abreast hot topics.

Revisiting 1970s photos of women that captured a feminist awakening, this film explores those women’s lives and examines the continued need for change.

Christian Student Fellowship invites you to join us for our weekly Wednesday Large Group time that includes live musical worship and a short teaching, as well a chance to get to know a lot of people.