Sycamore success

Indiana State University’s sixth annual 24-hour giving day on Wednesday, March 20 resulted in $1,355,900.

Over the past few years, the Hulman Center has been transformed by a $50-million state-funded renovation and new video boards made possible by a $2 million donation from the Hulman-George family.

Indiana State University’s fifth annual 24-hour giving day on Wednesday, March 22, resulted in $1,385,877 for the university to enhance the academic experience for Sycamores. This is a record-setting fundraising amount in a single day for Indiana State.

Their gift focuses on multiple areas of support within the campaign’s four priority areas: student scholarships, experiential learning, faculty excellence, and Sycamore Athletics.

Indiana State University raised more than $21.5 million for the second consecutive year, the Division of University Advancement announced. More than $15.5 million came from Indiana residents.

Paul and Nancy Edgerton establish a $150,000 “Bridge the Gap” Endowed Scholarship to help Sycamore students facing financial obstacles to finishing a degree.

New hi-def video boards enhance the game day atmosphere at the Hulman Center.

Nestled under a leafy canopy of trees in the heart of campus, Porter Cancer Research Fellows are engaging in genomic research, identifying biomarkers, analyzing cell strategies, and re-imagining a world free of cancer.

The McKee Family celebrated 90 years — and three generations — of connection to Indiana State by creating opportunities for generations to come.

For Klopfenstein, serving as chief information officer for Little Caesars Pizza is about more than just the pies.