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SMWC women run to national championship
The St. Mary-of-the-Woods College cross country team has won the United States Collegiate Athletic Associations National Cross Country Championship at Concord, NH.
Life Choices starts Thursday at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College Music and Theatre Department presents Life Choices, an evening of short one acts at 7 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday The program is directed by artist-in-residence Brandon Wentz along with SMWC directing students.
Jackson/Schnyder Nature Preserve dedicated
Land with a story now has a name. Two names, in fact. "I think that, first of all, we were all quite pleased with how that all worked out," Paul Newport said Saturday after the dedication of the Jackson/Schnyder Nature Preserve, woods once owned by his grandfather.
French ambassador visits The Woods
Hundreds gathered Sunday morning for a special brunch at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, as the Sisters of Providence wrapped up the inaugural Saint Mother Theodore Guerin Fest.
Two to compete in Indiana pageants
Sylvia Crowder, 18, of Cayuga will be competing in Miss Indiana Teen USA. Crowder is a senior at North Vermillion High School and plans to major in dentistry.
Rose-Hulman faculty newsmakers: Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Civil Engineering Professor Jim Hanson and Humanities & Social Sciences Professor Pat Brophy were co-authors of a research paper that received the Best Zone Paper Award at the American Society of Engineering Education's 2009 Annual Conference.
Terre Haute to host Arts Midwest World Fest
Over the next two years, Arts Illiana and Terre Haute will host some talented international musicians as part of the Arts Midwest World Fest.
Music, a lifelong passion, clearly on horizon for Rockville native Cari Ray
Same place. Different time. Same heart. New outlook. Guitar in hand, Cari Ray stood singing beneath the soft lights of a coffeehouse on Wabash Avenue in Terre Haute last month.
Children's Museum gets a new director
The Terre Haute Children's Museum now has a new director. Lynn Hughes will begin her position as executive director for the Children's Museum.
Local celebrities tango, hustle, cha cha in fundraiser for CHANCES for Indiana Youth
Hulman Center sizzled Friday night with some sultry dancing as dancers took to the floor with the tango, hustle and cha cha.
The Woods hosts Financial Sustainability Conference
St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, a proud partner with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, will bring debt experts to campus for a Financial Sustainability Conference during Money Smart Week in Indiana.
Presentation on leadership at The Woods
On Tuesday, Will Keim, a motivational speaker who has spoken to more than two million students, faculty, and staff from 2,000 campuses in the United States and Canada, will give a special presentation at St.
First ''retreat'' for Marshall
The meeting room at Maria's was packed for the women's business retreat, featuring Tara Lane, Director of the Small Business Development Center at St.
The Woods dedicates Peace Pole
During Friday's dedication of a Peace Pole at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, people were asked to write down their peace intentions, which would be buried next to the pole.
Scott Underwood: State news is local news too
Last Tuesday and Wednesday, I participated in the Indiana Associated Press Managing Editors annual fall conference.
ISU prof part of Indiana Conservation Hall of Famea s inaugural class
Marion Jackson is joining some select company. Jackson, an Indiana State University professor emeritus of life sciences, is one of 15 inductees in the inaugural class of the Indiana Conservation Hall of Fame.
Organization named National Campus Ministry of the Year
National recognition has come to an organization that does more than support the spiritual, social and intellectual needs of college communities in the Wabash Valley.
College leaders tout higher educationa s economic impact in Wabash Valley
With their combined workforce, payroll and enrollments, Vigo County's higher education institutions have a major impact on the local economy, college officials said Wednesday.
Students hit the (record) books
Indiana University announced its biggest systemwide enrollment ever last week: 107,160 students.
On Campus: NMSU-A welcomes new staffers
This academic year, New Mexico State University-Alamogordo hired a permanent director of nursing and five full-time tenure-track faculty.
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