The UE gardeners will sponsor another mini-farmers’-market Wednesday, July 11, in the lobby of Ridgway University Center.  The market will open at noon, with produce ranging from basil to tomatoes and zucchini.  If you have garden produce that you would be willing for us to sell, we will be happy to feature your food and then add proceeds to the gift that will go to Tri-State Food Bank

The Evansville Teachers Federal Credit Union now has an ATM machine available for all employees and students on the first floor of the William L. Ridgway University Center.  The ATM is located in the hallway by the UE Bookstore entrance.

A natural history note authored by Assistant Professor of Biology Noah Gordon has just been published in the peer-reviewed journal Herpetological Review.  The note describes a Caribbean white-lipped frog repeatedly using the inhabited burrow of a large land crab to call for females.  Male frogs calling from inhabited crab burrows had never been previously noted and is surprising given the enormous (greater than 10-fold) size difference between the diminutive frog and the enormous crab.  (For comparison, imagine your potential boyfriend calling “hey baby, what’s your sign” while standing next to a large dinosaur.)

Professor Emeritus of Theatre Joe Flauto recently opened a production of Pride and Prejudice at the Hope Summer Repertory Theatre in Holland, Michigan.  He designed both the sets and costumes for the production.  Also involved were three UE theatre alumns and seven current UE theatre students, several of whom he worked with closely.

Condolences to Josh Norrick and his wife Carman on the death of her mother Diana L. Imel Crosley of  Indianapolis, Ind. She passed away July 7. Services are planned for 1 p.m., Wednedsay, July 11 at Conkle Funeral Home, Speedway, Ind., with visitation there from 11 a.m.until service time.