University of Evansville

UE history professor and political cartoonist Dr. James MacLeod is David's guest.

The University of Evansville (UE) is facing a federal lawsuit claiming the school did not respond properly to allegations against a theater professor of racial and sexual harassment. The story contains explicit descriptions of the allegations.

The lawsuit accuses UE theater professor Scott Lank of making numerous sexually suggestive and racist remarks to former student Alexis Seay, who is a black woman.

We've interviewed a variety of community leaders and health professionals for our special coverage of the grand opening of the Stone Family Center for Health Sciences. If you missed our on-air coverage throughout the day, or if you want to listen again, you'll find a comprehensive list of the segments we produced for the center's dedication ceremony and ribbon cutting:

WNIN's Emily Miles spoke with local entrepreneurs and young people about the changing culture of innovation in the city. 

Mary Kessler is dean of the College of Education and Health Sciences at the University of Evansville. Two UE programs are moving to the Stone Family Center: its physician assistants’ program and its doctoral program in physical therapy. Kessler received her bachelor’s degree in physical therapy from UE. She says a lot’s changed since she was a student, but she spoke with WNIN’s Isaiah Seibert last week about what the new campus means for UE students enrolled in those programs and the future of medical education in Evansville.