Vincennes University on Thursday welcomed Leon Bates to discuss the Rise of Policing in Indiana.
The event was held in the Shake Learning Resource Center.
Bates is a U.S. historian of the Gilded...
In a celebration of leadership and commitment to women's professional development and advancement in higher education, Whitney Daugherty, assistant provost of Student Affairs at Vincennes University, was...
With the Solar Eclipse now less than a month away, students and faculty here will be given the opportunity to learn how to safely photograph the event from a seasoned professional.
VU photography professor...
College life can often be overwhelming, but Vincennes University has a way to help students deal with the stress.
Two sensory rooms are located in the Shake Learning Resource Center and are available...
The Vincennes University Center for Applied Robotics and Automation and First Indiana Robotics welcomed high school students from Southern Indiana for an exhilarating Robotics Scrimmage...
Dr. Laura Treanor, Vincennes University provost, has been recognized for her outstanding leadership skills and honored for her remarkable ability to inspire and support other women in higher education...
Vincennes University’s Shake Learning Resource Center is hosting a Harry Potter Escape Room until March 22. Interested students can head to www.vinu.libcal.com to book their 40-minute time slot. Upon...
The Shircliff Art Gallery is honoring Black History Month with a traveling art exhibit, “In Blackest Shade, In Darkest Light.”
The show is curated by Patrick Earl Hammie, a professor of art...
University officials kicked off the new week with a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new $34 million health sciences building.
Vincennes University President Dr. Chuck Johnson told the small crowd of...
The Vincennes University Career Center is hosting an Internship Fair/Survey on Thursday.
The Internship Fair event will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Jefferson Student Union. This event provides...
By Amber Taylor
Vincennes University’s Theater Program is ushering a classic into modern times with its new play, "Gaslight."
Originally written by Patrick Hamilton, the play is set in 1910 London...
University officials will break ground on a new $34 million health sciences building.
The ceremony will be held at the site of the new 72,000-square-foot Center for Health Sciences and Active Learning,...