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USI Receives Least Funding Out Of State Universities
The University of Southern Indiana is at the bottom when it comes to money from the state.
5% tuition increase cap recommended for IU, Purdue; 3.5 % for ISU and Vincennes
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has recommended tuition and fee rate increases of no higher than 5 percent for the state's seven public college and university systems.
USI soon will offer same-sex partner benefits
Effective Jan. 1, the University of Southern Indiana will offer full benefits to same-sex domestic partners of university employees.
The Democratic-controlled Indiana House has passed a two-year budget on a 62-37 vote, meaning there will be no state government shutdown.
USI filling in details on photo collection
The University of Southern Indiana's University Archives and Special Collections is preparing to digitize its collection of more than 10,000 photographs documenting USI's growth and history for an online catalog.
Tony and Sally Showalter of Washington and Joe and Debbie Higgins of Odon wish to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children, Lacey Renee Showalter and Brock Allen Higgins.
Renovation reveals complex story of New Harmony building
Dan Krauss / Courier & Press Amanda Bryden, the collections manager at Historic New Harmony, stands inside Community House No.
The Washington County Chamber announce the resignation of Rhonda Greene from the Washington County Chamber of Commerce effective June 1, 2009.
USI construction switches up motorists
As of this week, University Boulevard's west lanes will be closed, and the east lanes will be open to two-way traffic.
In honor of Father's Day, the Courier & Press asked three men and three women for their reflections on the subject EVANSVILLE - In honor of Father's Day, the Courier & Press asked three men and three women for their reflections on the subject.
Dan and Denise Helfer are pleased to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Samantha Helfer, to Daniel Powell, son of Norman and Patricia Powell of Henderson, Ky.
Miller-Pease takes top human relations award
Lynn Miller-Pease, the executive director of Leadership Evansville, won the top award at the Evansville-Vanderburgh County Human Relations Commission's annual dinner.
Indiana House sides still far apart on education funding
Legislators failed to adopt a new state spending plan before the regular session ended April 29.
EACS announces top scholastic achievers: Salutatorian- Jazmyn Gideon
Post high school education plans: Attend University of Southern Indiana majoring in graphic design.
Health care reform hits spotlight | POLL
Local health care officials and providers have differing perspectives on national health care reform, but all agree something needs to be done.
Scholarships will help engineering students
The Indiana Department of Transportation's Engineer Scholarship program is looking for applicants who can apply by Monday.
USI's past, present and future gather
The past, present and future presidents of the University of Southern Indiana all gathered to wish H. Ray Hoops and his wife, Linda , all the best on his upcoming retirement.
Morgan Township gives 49 diplomas during school's 85th commencement
Morgan Township High School graduates gave their families Gerber daisies and hugs before taking their seats Saturday at commencement, the last time, as principal Dolores Mueller said, they would be together as a whole group.
Daniels leaves area off his list
Local legislators will have a tough enough time just reaching an agreement on a spending plan without having to fight for the region's interest as well Under the budget plan Gov.
USI hosting Lincoln Institute for teachers
Tuesday is the deadline for area teachers to apply for participation in "The Lincoln Legacy," the sixth annual Lincoln Institute for Teachers, on June 18-19 at the University of Southern Indiana.