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  ISU receives its largest individual donation ever, $8 million

  Dec. 9—Steve Bailey believes in giving back. The Indiana State University alumnus and his wife, Gloria, are giving back in a big way with an $8 million gift to the university, the largest individual gift in ISU history. The gift will benefit the College of Technology, which will now be named the Bailey College of Engineering and Technology, following approval by the ISU board of trustees ...

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  The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind.

  President Curtis: ISU must cut expenses by $12M for 2023-24 budget

  Nov. 12—Indiana State University must reduce expenses by at least $12 million for the 2023-24 budget, ISU President Deborah Curtis announced Friday. Also, while ISU has been able to reduce expenses the past few years without layoffs seen at other institutions, "... at this time it is likely that this will no longer be possible," she stated in an email that went to the campus community Friday ...

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  Manchester Is One of England's Most Dynamic Cities — Here's What to See on Your Next Visit

  From textile town to hotbed of music, Manchester has had a rich — and at times tumultuous — history. Now, the northern English metropolis is establishing a new identity as a global cultural hub.

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  The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind.

  In many ways, a good year for higher ed

  Sep. 30—In many ways, it's been a good year for higher education in Vigo County. With pandemic disruptions hopefully in the rear-view mirror, colleges have seen enrollment improvements, generous grant funding and initiatives that will provide growth not only for them, but the community and region. Among the highlights, in June, Vigo County colleges — Indiana State University, Rose-Hulman ...

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  The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind.

  Curtis: ISU ready to face challenges

  Sep. 22—In her fall address Wednesday, Indiana State University President Deborah Curtis pointed to new initiatives that show promising signs of the university responding to enrollment challenges. The freshmen class this fall is up 7%, and there has been a large increase of freshmen admitted into the Honors College. Also, academic advising efforts have lead to improved freshmen retention ...

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  The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind.

  Indiana State seeks to raise $100M by 2025

  Sep. 17—Indiana State University has launched the public phase of its "Be So Bold" fundraising campaign, which seeks to raise $100 million for the university by June 30, 2025. ISU made the announcement during a kickoff event at Hulman Center on Friday night. "This is the largest fundraising campaign in ISU history," said ISU President Deborah Curtis. For the past three years, the campaign has ...

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  Overall enrollment drops at ISU

  Aug. 25—Freshmen enrollment is up at Indiana State University this fall, but overall headcount enrollment has declined this year and stands at 8,658, compared to last year's 9,459. Overall enrollment is down nearly 8.5%; last year, it declined 12.6% Fall 2017 enrollment was 13,045, which means this year's headcount is down nearly 34% since that time. Headcount includes both on campus students ...

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  ISU continues to mourn as more details emerge about fatal accident

  Aug. 23—The Indiana State University community continued to mourn Monday as more details emerged on the single-car accident in Riley that claimed the lives of three ISU students. The Vigo County Sheriff's Department released the names of the five ISU students who were in the car on Indiana 46 in the accident that occurred at around 1:30 a.m. Sunday. The three students who died at the scene of ...

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  British Rapper Aitch Addresses Painting Over Manchester Mural of Joy Division’s Ian Curtis: ‘Getting This Fixed Pronto’

  "No way on earth would I want to disrespect a local hero like Ian," the rapper said

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  British Rapper Aitch Working to ‘Fix’ Manchester Mural of Joy Division’s Ian Curtis That Was Painted Over for His Album Advertisement

  Manchester rapper Aitch has apologized for painting over a mural of late Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, apparently inadvertently, with an ad for his new album “Close to Home,” and promised to “get this [situation] fixed pronto.” As noted by Stereogum, the ad went up Wednesday in Manchester’s Northern Quarter on Port Street ahead of […]

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