On July 1st, 2022, House Bill 1296 was signed into effect by Indiana’s General Assembly. HB 1296 nullifies the law previously held by the state requiring Indiana residents to obtain a permit…
On the University of Evansville campus, pride is something that is appreciated and embraced every day. However, LGBTQ+ pride took the spotlight during the week of October 16th – 22nd. Throughout the…
1972: The year that changed everything for female athletes. The year that saw one of the biggest impacts in the futures of female athletes: the signing of Title IX. In brief, Title…
The summer of 2022 undoubtedly became a pivotal moment in US history when, on June 24, the Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 to overturn Roe v. Wade, the definitive piece of…
On October 4th, 2022, Professor Katie Mullin’s Writing and Publishing class took a class field trip to see the new David Bowie documentary Moonage Daydream directed by Brett Morgen. Katie is an…
There is a hidden injustice in Evansville, Indiana: food inequity. Downtown Evansville is known as a “high priority food area”, a place that lacks access to fresh produce and foods with higher…
On Saturday, October 15, students and families gathered in Eykamp to watch a production that’s been a beloved Phi Mu Fraternity tradition for decades: Rock For Riley. The event itself is a…
All are welcome to enjoy the immersive art experience displayed at the Melvin Peterson Gallery from now until December 11, 2021. Featured artist Mark Pease creates work in a variety of different…
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While we face inequality and social justice in our country, we’re on the path toward a brighter light. Locally, we’re doing our part to make sparks at UE. Knowledge about is what…