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Like Ball State University, it became an independent organization of greater education when it was given independent standing as the University of Southern Indiana in 1985. Trainee Media [modify] Trainee Media was developed in 2012 in a merger of Trainee Publications and electronic media outlets under Academic Affairs. Ever since, in addition to operating the  Indiana  Statesman, Sycamore Video, and WISU-FM; Trainee Media has grown to consist of The Sycamore, a digital yearbook; Sync Creations, a client-driven video and web production group; the Indiana State Sports Network, which produces video for ESPN3 and ESPN+; WZIS, a student-staffed station developed when WISU converted to a public radio format; and the Center for Innovation in Innovation and Digital Media.

The Statesman dates back to 1895 and WISU initially broadcast in the early 1960s. The Sycamore, long an institution at Indiana State, was suspended in 1993 and revived in 201314. University traditions [modify] Donaghy Day [edit] Called for Fred Donaghy, graduate of the Regular School (1912) and a professor of life sciences, this tradition was initiated in 1976 as a day set aside for the neighborhood to commemorate the season and to work to help beautify the campus and surrounding neighborhood; Donaghy Day is now performed during the first week of the fall term and is used to acquaint new students with the university's dedication to community engagement.

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asked Charlotte Burford, Dean of Women if State could have a Blue and White Day similar to De, Pauw's Black and Gold Day. At that time it was merely an alumni reunion with the big event being the alumni varsity basketball video game. The start of Blue and White Day began December 3, 1921, which consisted of spiritual exercises, "The Alumni Welcome", an efficiency by the school orchestra, a pep session, twelve noon luncheon, and the alumni university basketball game.

The start of what is now the biggest student-organized parade in the nation was December 8, 1923. "The Spirit of Normal," drawn by two white horses was the winning float, with the honor going to Omega Sorority. The yearly bonfire and football video game was included to the activities in November 1935.