University of Southern Indiana

The University of Southern Indiana (USI) is a public university founded in 1965 and situated on 1,400 scenic acres in Evansville, Indiana. USI operates as an engaged learning community committed to exceptional education, preparing students to lead and make positive contributions to their communities, the state of Indiana, and a diverse, global society. The university offers undergraduate and graduate programs through its colleges including the College of Liberal Arts, Pott College of Science Engineering and Education, Romain College of Business, and Kinney College of Nursing and Health Professions. USI's mission emphasizes providing an educated citizenry capable of civil engagement within communities with divergent ideas and cultural differences, and holds Carnegie Engaged University designation.