Sycamores in the Media
Indiana State University’s criminology students are getting real-world experience working on cases
Indiana State University student Courtney Hughes and instructor William Mackey of Cybercriminology and Security Studies were interviewed by Fox 59/CBS 4 Indy for a story about High Tech Crime Units in Indiana. Through a partnership with local law enforcement, criminology students are getting real-world experience working on cases. They are helping law enforcement analyze and process digital evidence.
Sycamore Student
Don Dudine's Vision for ISU's Student Philanthropy Group
Beyond academics, Sycamores are leaving a legacy that ISU can proudly claim—a culture of philanthropy, carefully cultivated by the Student Philanthropy Organization (SPO) and its visionary founder, Don Dudine.
Sycamore Donor
Indiana State University Raises more than $1.35 Million on Give to Blue Day 2024
Indiana State University’s sixth annual 24-hour giving day on Wednesday, March 20 resulted in $1,355,900.
Sycamore Faculty
Great Rift Valley
EES faculty receives $414,264 grant for climate change and biodiversity research
Two faculty members are part of a study that has been awarded a grant by the National Science Foundation’s Biodiversity on a Changing Planet program.