The Office of Admission is excited to welcome around 50 families this Friday, November 7th for a Purple Visit Day event.  Parking in front of Olmsted Administration Hall and the Koch Center will be reserved for Purple Visit Day Visitors until around 9:00 a.m. so we can give them a proper Aces welcome.  After 9:00 a.m., the area will be reopened for normal parking.  The visitors will also be dining in the Eatery from 12:00 - 12:45 p.m.  If you see visitors on campus this Friday, please say hi and welcome them to campus.  Thanks for helping the Office of Admission in brigning in the next class of students.

On Thursday, November 13, the University of Evansville will host the 2025 Economic Impact & Policy Forum in partnership with the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership (E-REP). The event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in Eykamp Hall, and we are expecting approximately 150 guests to attend, including members of the local business and civic community.

To ensure our visitors have convenient access to campus, Lot H will be reserved for event guests from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. During that time, we ask students and employees who normally park in Lot H to use an alternate lot.

We are grateful to Methodist Temple (2109 Lincoln Ave.), located just east of campus, for kindly allowing UE students and employees to park on their property during the event. Additional on-campus parking options remain available in other campus lots as space permits.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us provide a welcoming experience for our guests. Your flexibility reflects the hospitality that defines the UE community.

As part of preparations for UE Homecoming Weekend, Lot G near Schroeder Residence Hall must be completely cleared of all vehicles by 5:00 p.m. CST on Friday, November 7. 

Vehicles remaining in the lot after that time are subject to towing at the owner’s expense. The lot will be used for Homecoming activities and must be cleared to accommodate event setup and guests. 

Please plan ahead to move your vehicle to another approved parking area before the deadline. Thank you for your cooperation in helping make Homecoming a success! 

Office of Public Safety

Join us for a heartfelt tribute celebrating the transformative power of philanthropy in advancing mental health education and outreach. During this special occasion, we are overjoyed to honor:

• A newly established academic mental health partnership between the University of Evansville and Riley Children’s Hospital made possible through the visionary leadership of Bob and Lisa Jones.

• The rededication of the UE Emily M. Young Mental Health Clinic, in recognition of the Honorable Richard and Roseann Young Family and the criticality of mental health.

• The formal naming of the Koch Family Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology Program, recognizing the Koch Family for their vision and leadership - a testament to their lasting investment in mental health innovation.

Friday, November 14, 2025

5:30 p.m. CST

Clifford Circle in UE's Sesquicentennial Front Oval

The Regional We The People competition put on by the Center for Civic Education is happening here at UE  in SOBA on November 5^th and 6^th from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm! About a dozen middle and high schools send students to participate in mock congressional hearings by testifying in front of acting members of congress, the judges, for a chance to go on to Finals that take place in Washington D.C.!    They're short a few backup judges for the first day (Nov 6) and short about 6 judges the second day (Nov 5). There are no hard requirements for being a judge other than being able to ask good follow up questions to their prepared statements. There's a very thorough judges training with coffee and donuts at 8:00 am and lunch on the CIC if you're interested. Check out the link below or email Robert Lopez with any questions! rl138@evansville.edu   https://form.jotform.com/251964899320166

The Art Department invites you to visit the Melvin Peterson Gallery for our latest exhibition, The Journey Home by artist Jerry Points.  

Exhibit Dates: October 27 - December 6

Location: Melvin Peterson Gallery

Reception & Lecture: November 6 at 6:30 p.m.

Jerry is an Evansville native and a 1964 graduate of Evansville College, where he later taught art for six years before beginning a successful career as a commerical artist in Indianaplis.

UE’s flagship International Celebration is just around the corner, only two weeks away. There’s still time to get involved. The event kicks off on Friday, November 14 at 5 p.m. in Eykamp. Join us for the 39th International Bazaar, featuring student-led booths, a fashion show highlighting traditional cultural wear, and a talent show. The evening will conclude with a Bollywood dance lesson from Bollywood Beats. You won’t want to miss it!

Sign up here to lead a booth representing your home country or cultural heritage: International Bazaar Booths Sign-up – Fill out form

Sign up here to perform in the talent show: Performances – Fill out form

And finally, the fashion show: Fashion Show Signup – Fill out form

We’re also looking for volunteers for both Thursday and Friday to help decorate the booths and Eykamp, as well as assist with cleanup after the event. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C084AABAD2FA4FACF8-59405507-international#/

A Half Century of Evansville Cartoons, the drawings of Karl Kae Knecht.

Opening reception, Thursday October 30 at 6:30 p.m. in the Krannert Gallery.

On Display are original cartoons and drawings by Karl Kae Knecht that were donated to the University of Evansville Archives by the artist in 1962. UE's collection of approximately 3,400 cartoons is less than twenty percent of the work Knecht produced throughout his 54-year (1906-1960) career at the Evansville Courier, where he published at least one drawing per day.

Dr. James MacLeod will be also be signing copies of his book, The Cartoons of Evansville's Karl Kae Knecht: Half a Century of Artistic Activism during the reception.

In conjunction with the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership (E-REP), the University of Evansville (UE) will host the 2025 Economic Impact & Policy Forum on Thursday, November 13, 2025, in Eykamp Hall, Ridgway University Center.

Alberto Musalem, President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, will serve as the keynote speaker. Musalem will share insights on monetary policy, recent economic trends, and his outlook for the U.S. economy. His remarks will provide valuable context for understanding the economic forces shaping both the nation and the Evansville region.

Event Details:

• Date/Time: 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. CST on Thursday, November 13, 2025
• Location: Eykamp Hall, Ridgway University Center, University of Evansville
• Registration: Register here.

🥣 Do YOU Have the Winning Recipe for Soupapalooza 2025? 🍰

It’s time to grab your ladles and whisks—Soupapalooza 2025 is back and better (and tastier!) than ever! Think your soup or dessert has what it takes to claim the title? Bring your award-winning creation to Eykamp 253 on November 11, 2025 and show off your culinary skills!

Set-up begins at 10:00 a.m., and the competition will be heating up soon after. Whether you’re cooking up something classic or bold and new, this is your chance to impress the judges and your peers.

🏆 Who will take home the coveted Champion’s Apron?
Join us to find out — and maybe make a few new fans (and taste-testers) along the way!

Follow the link to signup genius.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70A0D4EACAC22A4FA7-52465306-soupapalooza

From Facilities: For any building signage, directory, or personnel (desk plates, office signage, etc.) requests, please submit a work order.

• workorders.evansville.edu

• In the work order subject/title, include the type of request and the name or wording you would like on the sign.
• In the description, provide any additional details needed for the signage.
• Please double-check that the location listed on the work order is correct.

All signage requests must go through the Facilities Management and Planning Office. Individual department signage outside of this process could result in department being responsible for the cost of sign manufacturing and installation.   Contact Dani Keith for any additional information at dk209@evansville.edu 

Robert Dion was the moderator last Wednesday night for a town hall meeting convened by Rep. Alex Burton (D-Evansville) to discuss the upcoming special session of the Indiana legislature.  The event drew a standing room only crowd of concerned citizens, who heard from Burton and his guest, former U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN).  In addition to facilitating the discussion at McCollough Library, Professor Dion had an opinion column on this subject printed in the Indiana Capital Chronicle and distributed around the state.  That column can be found here:   https://indianacapitalchronicle.com/2025/10/29/redistricting-indiana-has-far-more-risks-than-rewards/ Robert Dion has taught political science courses at the University of Evansville since 2001 and is a part of the Department of History, Politics, and Social Change.

CenterPoint Energy is inviting customers to join upcoming Community Connects events beginning Thursday, November 6. These gatherings will be held across southwestern Indiana and are a great opportunity to connect directly with CenterPoint’s local team.

At each event, customers can:

• Learn about critical investments being made to improve reliability

• Hear about efforts to keep energy affordable

• Explore financial assistance programs available for managing energy bills and preparing for winter

Local organizations will also be on-site to help residents develop personal emergency plans. CenterPoint’s team looks forward to answering questions, listening to feedback, and hearing ideas on how they can better serve our community.

The full event schedule is attached and available at CenterPointEnergy.com/CommunityConnects.

We’re excited to announce that our student-created video for the Exercise is Medicine® On Campus Mascot Challenge is officially live — and we need your votes!

This video is a collaboration between EIM-OC and Student Media, showcasing the creativity, energy, and commitment of our students to promoting physical activity on campus.

🎥 34 schools submitted videos, and we’re proud to be one of them!

🗳️ Voting is open until Wednesday, November 5th at 4:00 p.m. Central Time.

Help us bring home the win by watching and voting for our video (like it on the below YouTube link)! Every vote counts, and your support means the world to our students who worked so hard on this project.

👉 Ace Purple Mascot Challenge

Thank you for supporting Exercise is Medicine® and student creativity on campus!

Looking for a fun and flexible on-campus job?

Apply for our Work-Study position today!

The Center for Career Development has an immediate opening for a work study position.

• Flexible hours that fit your class schedule
• Fun, welcoming office atmosphere
• Help create social media content and event promotions
• Assist with event planning and setup, along with basic office tasks
• Convenient on-campus location — no commute!

Intersted? Contact Amanda Wood at aw505@evansville.edu

Read the Eliza Griswold Event Summary (pdf)

View the Cash Reimbursement and Cash Advance Policy (pdf).

Emburse will retire the CR Snap and Chrome River mobile apps on November 30, 2025. To ensure uninterrupted expense management and access to enhanced features like AI-powered receipt capture, you must migrate to the Emburse Enterprise mobile app. By streamlining the expense reporting process, you can now use one, single sign-on app and create/review/approve expense reports directly within the app. Please download from the App Store/Play Store and note: minimum OS requirements are iOS17+ / Android 11+. Please reach out to fiscal affairs (accountinghelp@evansville.edu) if you have any issues.

Be a featured Ace of UE on our website!

The Office of Marketing is looking to add student profiles to our Aces of UE webpage, and we're calling on Aces of all majors, graduation years, and backgrounds to share.

The process is simple: answer the questions in this online form and upload a photo of yourself to accompany your profile (preferably something ~2MB or higher and a portrait of just you). You do not have to answer all the questions if you don't want to!

Once you submit the form, we will include this on the Aces of UE webpage. You may also be featured on our homepage or quoted in future marketing materials!

Did you study abroad? We want to hear about that, too! Contact Julie Beer at jb855 so we can learn more about this extraordinary experience.

Diana Rodríguez Quevedo, Associate Professor of Spanish, has chapter “Goyo: Driving Chocoano Rap” published in book "Stories of Latin American Women of African Heritage: Daughters of Muntu" (Routledge, 2025).

Dr. Lesley Pleasant, Professor of German, presented a paper on the water perspectives of a German play, a Kenyan and a Chinese film at an interdisciplinary conference "Planetary Waters-A Challenge Between Abstraction and Empathy" held at the Bremerhaven Maritime Museum- Leibniz Institute for Maritime History on October 22-24. The conference was funded by the German Maritime Museum / Leibniz Institute for Maritime History (DSM) and the German Research Foundation (DFG) through an International Scientific Events grant. The event was organized in collaboration with THE NEW INSTITUTE Center for Environmental Humanities (NICHE), the UNESCO Chair on Water Heritage and Sustainable Development at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, and the Munich Science Communication Lab at the Deutsches Museum. This conference has been endorsed as an Ocean Decade Activity.

The Staff and Administrators Assembly is proud to recognize Chris Kohler as the September Employee of the Month!

Chris has been a dedicated member of the University of Evansville community for over 20 years and currently serves as a Web Content Developer in the Office of Marketing. His long-standing commitment and behind-the-scenes contributions have made a lasting impact on the university’s digital presence.

In one nomination, a colleague shared:
“Chris approaches every situation with integrity, compassion, and a spirit of service. His dedication to fostering meaningful relationships and supporting the university community reflects the highest ideals of our mission.”

Please join us in congratulating Chris on this well-deserved recognition!

https://uesurvey.evansville.edu/TakeSurvey.aspx?SurveyID=7l0I3m51

Hello! As apart of our Graduate program, students pursuing their Master's in Public Health must take a Research Study class and in doing so, must complete their own research. We have attached a survey for Students to take discussing their experiences with the Health Services offered on campus.

The University of Evansville extends its sympathies to the family and friends of Jane P. Allen, former Head of the UE School of Nursing. She inspired generations of nurses through her leadership and dedication. A 1975 UE graduate who earned her MSN in 1980, Jane returned to campus in 1991 after teaching at Henderson Community College. She believed nursing was as much a calling of the heart as a discipline of the mind, incorporating empathy, communication, and compassion into her teaching. From 2001 to 2006, as Head of the School of Nursing, she championed an approach that reminded students the greatest healing comes through care and compassion.

Read her full obituary here: https://www.simplecremationevansville.com/obituaries/jane-perry-allen/

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Josh Hughes and AJ Casey combined for 29 points to lead the University of Evansville men’s basketball team in Tuesday’s season-opening 82-51 loss to #1 Purdue inside Mackey Arena.

Hughes compiled a double-double, scoring 15 points to go along with 11 rebounds. Casey recorded 14 points and fell just one board shy of a double-double as he hauled in nine boards. Trent Hundley finished the night with nine points marking his highest total in his time at UE. Purdue was led by Fletcher Loyer’s 30 points. He was 8-of-11 from the field including a 7-for-10 showing from outside. Jack Benter and Daniel Jacobsen scored 11 points apiece.

“I thought overall we competed. To finish with 20 offensive rebounds and turn the ball over just ten times against a team like Purdue was a huge positive for us,” UE head coach David Ragland said. “We just did not hit our shots but we are still gelling as a team. I am proud of how we performed against a program with the stature of Purdue.”

Throughout the majority of the first half the Purple Aces kept pace with the top-ranked Boilermakers. Josh Hughes opened the scoring with a 3-pointer on UE’s opening possession before adding a dunk to make it a 5-1 game. At the 16:21 mark, Jack Benter’s triple gave Purdue its first lead at 9-7.

Scoring six in a row, the Boilermakers extended the lead to 15-7 while AJ Casey’s 3-point play got Evansville back within five at 15-10. With 11:46 remaining in the half, Hughes’ seventh point of the night kept his squad within five tallies. A quick spurt by the Boilermakers extended their lead to eight points at the midway point of the half, but a tenacious UE squad battled back once again.

Bryce Quinet’s layup was later followed by a Trent Hundley triple to cut the Purdue lead to just three – 20-17 – with 7:49 left in the period. Over the final minutes, Purdue took it to a new level outscoring the Aces by a 21-5 margin to take a 41-22 lead at the break. Fletcher Loyer completed the period with 18 points as Purdue cruised to the 21-point advantage at the half. Hughes had seven in the first 20 minutes.

Out of the break, the Boilermakers scored the first 12 points to go up 53-22. Casey’s second-chance layup with 14:45 on the clock marked UE’s first points of the half. Evansville cut the gap to 28 points on multiple occasions while the advantage for Purdue reached as many as 38 points (78-40). Over the final four minutes, the Aces cut into the deficit as Trent Hundley scored five in a row with the final score finishing at 82-51.

Both squads wrapped up the evening with 40 rebounds with UE hauling in 20 offensive caroms. Purdue shot 47.5% from the field while UE finished at 30.0%. The Boilermakers finished the night with 22 assists against just seven turnovers. UE registered 13 assists while turning the ball over just ten times.

UE opens its home slate on Friday with an 11 a.m. game against Calumet College of St. Joseph.

ST. LOUIS – University of Evansville sophomore goalkeeper Michal Mroz (Elk Grove, Ill./Elk Grove) earned his second MVC Defensive Player of the Week award in the last four weeks on Tuesday afternoon, the league office announced. Mroz earns the award after posting 12 saves in wins over Louisville and Northern Illinois, including a season-high 10 saves in the win over the Huskies to help Evansville clinch a share of their first regular season conference title since 1991.

On Monday at Louisville, Mroz made two saves to help his team to a 3-1 win. The win was Evansville's first over a power conference opponent since 2013 and the first over the Cardinals in Louisville since 1991. Mroz continued to help the Aces make history on Friday with one of the best performances of his career, stopping 10 shots for his sixth clean sheet of the year. In six MVC matches this season, Mroz has recorded four shutouts and allowed only three goals.

Mroz ranks among both MVC and national leaders in multiple categories, ranking third in the MVC and 44th in the country in goals against average at .882 and is second in the MVC and 39th nationally with six shutouts. The Aces' keeper has been especially stout in conference play, maintaining a league-best .50 goals against average. Mroz also paces the conference in shutouts (4) and save percentage (.855) against MVC opposition.

Evansville wraps up the regular season on Wednesday, traveling to Nashville to take on Belmont. With a win or tie, Evansville would clinch the MVC regular season title outright. Kick-off is set for 6 PM.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – After clinching a share of their first regular season conference title in 34 years on Friday, the University of Evansville men's soccer team aims to clinch the outright MVC regular season title on Wednesday as they take on Belmont. With a win or tie, the Purple Aces will end the regular season alone atop the conference table and secure the number one seed for the MVC Tournament. Kick-off from E.S. Rose Park in Nashville is set for 6 PM.

Evansville at Belmont | Wednesday, November 5 | 6:00 PM CT Site | Location E.S. Rose Park | Nashville, Tenn. Links 6 PM CT:  Live Stats | TV:  ESPN+ Follow the Aces Men's Soccer Site  |  Twitter  |  Instagram | Game Notes

Last Time Out
For the first time since 1991, the University of Evansville men's soccer team clinched a share of a regular season conference title, taking down Northern Illinois by a score of 1-0 on Friday night at Arad McCutchan Stadium. The regular season title is Evansville's first as a member of the Missouri Valley Conference.
 
Michal Mroz (Elk Grove, Ill./Elk Grove) and Nate Roberts (Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman) carried the day for the Purple Aces, as Mroz notched a season-high 10 saves to post his sixth clean sheet of the season, while Roberts netted the game-winner with his first career goal in the 58^th minute.
 
Northern Illinois dominated the scoring chances in the first half, tallying 10 shots to the Aces' five, but Mroz held strong with six saves to keep the match scoreless heading into halftime. Mroz made three saves in the first 10 and a half minutes of play before making two more saves in the 25^th minute.

Tancredi Fadda (Monza, Italy/University of Milan) saw the Aces' best scoring chance of the first half in the first 40^th minute, but his shot was saved to keep it 0-0 going to half.
 
Mroz made two more saves to begin the second half, coming up with stops in the 47^th and 56^th minutes to keep his clean sheet in tact.
 
In the 58^th minute, Roberts struck for the night's first goal, collecting a blocked shot near the top of the box and firing a shot past a diving keeper and into the bottom right corner.
 
From there, the Aces defense worked to keep the Huskies off the board, withstanding six NIU shots to post a shutout.

Series History 
Monday marks the 17th all-time meeting between Evansville and Belmont. Although the Aces lead the series 9-3-4, four of the last five meetings have ended in draws, including the last two. Evansville last defeated the Bruins in 2022 and are searching for their first win in Nashville since 2016. 

Scouting Belmont
Belmont enters Wednesday's match with a 7-2-6 record and a 2-2-2 mark in MVC play, sitting in fifth place in the conference standings with 8 points. The last time out for the Huskies came on Friday, a 5-0 win over Bradley. 

Follow Along
Wednesday's match will be streamed live on ESPN+. Live stats are available at GoPurpleAces.com.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Evansville junior Samuel Lea (Worcester, United Kingdom/Worcester Sixth Form College) became the first Purple Aces men's runner since 2006 to earn All-Conference honors, finishing eighth in the 8k at the MVC Championships on Friday morning. James Cruse (Melbourne, Australia) also made history, finishing 21st for the top finish of all freshmen to earn Evansville's first-ever MVC Freshman of the Year award. 

The sixth place finish by the men's team is the best finish by an Evansville men's squad since 2011, when the Aces finished sixth of nine teams. The Purple Aces women's team placed 10th, led by freshman Kyleigh Wolf (Columbus, Ind./Columbus North), who posted the 11th-best 6k time in program history at 22:23.2. 

Lea landed 12th on the program's all-time 8k list with his time of 24:41.65 to pace the Aces. Rafael Rodriguez (Segovia, Spain/Colegio Claret) turned in a strong performance, finishing 17th overall and second on the team with a time of 25:06.32, followed by Cruse in 21st overall at 25:14.34. Woody Burrell (Cedarburg, Wis./Cedarburg) also came in with a time under 26 minutes, placing 51st with a time of 25:55.37. 

On the women's side, Wolf led the way, placing 41st and notching a personal best time. Avery Stephens (Newburgh, Ind./Castle) finished second for the Purple Aces, placing 50th and coming up one second short of a personal best. Josie Lynch (Brazil, Ind./Northview) and Veronica Wilgocki (Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton) posted personal-bests with times of 23:51.56 and 25:09.51, respectively.

The Aces cross country teams return to Angel Mounds on November 14 for the NCAA Great Lakes Regional.

MVC Championships (October 31)  Women's 6K Men's 8K 41 Kyleigh Wolf 21:53.41 8 Samuel Lea 24:41.65 50 Avery Stephens 22:45.76 17 Rafael Rodriguez 25:06.32 69 Josie Lynch 23:51.56 21 James Cruse 25:14.34 71 Lauren Bradley 24:05.23 51 Woody Burrell 25:55.37 79 Veronica Wilgocki 25:09.51 60 Cedrik Flipo 26:07.96 83 Rebekah Sachs 25:42.88 74 Tanner Spence 26:29.53 DNF Chase Hayes   84 Nathan Campbell 27:24.01 DNF Kyndall Anthis   91 Oliver Wilgocki 27:54.53       DNF Nathan Whitehead

 The Evansville Promise Neighborhood (EPN) at the University of Evansville (UE) continues to strengthen its collaborative approach to community transformation, bringing together partners across four key focus areas to launch collective, high-impact initiatives that empower local families and create pathways of opportunity.

Following EPN's first-ever Essential Staff Training and Annual All-Partner Meeting earlier this year, each of the four EPN workgroups formed a Task Force to identify one or two collective projects that extend beyond individual partner programs. These Task Forces are now implementing their first shared action plans designed to make a measurable, lasting impact across the neighborhood.

Pipeline 1: Early Health and Kindergarten Readiness

To strengthen early learning outcomes, the Early Health and Kindergarten Readiness pipeline is leading a neighborhood-wide effort to empower families through the Little Moments, Big Growth campaign. The campaign aims to equip caregivers of young children with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to prepare their child for school. More than a message, Little Moments, Big Growth empowers families to take small, everyday actions that lead to big outcomes in a child's learning journey.

Pipeline 2: Student Achievement and Success

Recognizing that student success begins with being present, the Student Achievement and Success pipeline is piloting creative strategies to support attendance and family connection throughout the year. Efforts include the development of a consistent and shared attendance incentive structure and strategies to overcome transportation barriers-supported in part by the Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation's (EVSC) new Promise Neighborhood bus, PN1, which works to help students and families stay connected and engaged throughout the year.

Pipeline 3: Postsecondary Access, Success, and Workforce Readiness

By taking a multigenerational approach to college and career readiness, the Postsecondary Access, Success, and Workforce Readiness pipeline is inspiring both students and families to dream big and plan ahead. Work is underway to develop mobile engagement displays, with the possibility of including virtual reality (VR) experiences, that will bring college and career exploration directly to students and families. The goal is to spark meaningful, future-focused conversations about education and career paths-wherever families already gather.

Pipeline 4: Neighborhood and Community Revitalization

Focused on building a healthier neighborhood, the Neighborhood and Community Revitalization pipeline is bringing fresh produce and interactive learning to EVSC family engagement events and after-school programs. By incorporating fresh produce and educational components into student experiences, the initiative seeks to build lifelong healthy habits and deepen understanding of food and nutrition.

About Evansville Promise Neighborhood

Evansville Promise Neighborhood (EPN) is an initiative housed at the University of Evansville's Center for Innovation & Change, made possible through funding from the U.S. Department of Education. EPN focuses on building strategic partnerships that empower generations and create opportunities for kids, families, and entire communities.

For more information, visit evansville.edu/epn or follow @EvansvillePromiseNeighborhood on social media.

Explore the latest issue of Promise in Action, the Evansville Promise Neighborhood newsletter. Highlighting progress, partnerships, and initiatives shaping our neighborhoods.

The University of Evansville Athletics Department is proud to partner with the Evansville Promise Neighborhood to provide season tickets for EPN students and families to both men’s and women’s basketball games.

Through this collaboration, tickets will be distributed as incentives and giveaways to students across all six EPN schools. This initiative is designed to reward positive behavior, promote student engagement, and strengthen the connection between UE Athletics and the Evansville community.

We’re excited to welcome EPN students and families to cheer on the Aces and experience the excitement of college basketball.

This partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to community engagement and youth development. We look forward to future opportunities to collaborate and make a lasting impact.