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Dr. Mary Ross Ellingson is finally being recognized for the archeology work that her male professor stole.

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(WEHT) – Officials say the Library of Congress has taken a historic step in acknowledging the groundbreaking contributions of Dr. Mary Ellingson, a former University of Evansville (UE) archaeologist whose work was “wrongfully attributed” to another individual. UE says after 90 years of anonymity and academic injustice, Ellingson’s name is in the catalog entry of […]

EVANSVILLE, IND. (11/06/2023) The Library of Congress, a bastion of knowledge and information, has taken a historic step in acknowledging the groundbreaking contributions of Dr. Mary Ellingson, a former University of Evansville archaeologist whose work was wrongfully attributed to another individual

EVANSVILLE, IND. (09/25/2023) The Tin City Archaeological Project is celebrating its 20th anniversary at the University of Evansville (UE). Tin City, originally known as Campus Court Apartments, was constructed in 1946 and dismantled in 1962, making way for Wheeler Auditorium and Neu Chapel landscap

WHO: University of Evansville Archaeology Department. WHAT: Tin City Archaeological Project Anniversary Celebration. WHEN: 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 23, 2023. WHERE: Two Locations: SOBA Atrium and Tin City Trenches in Front of Neu Chapel. DETAILS: The Tin City Archae

UE Archaeology Students to Travel Internationally for Summer Excavations and Internships MAY 17, 2023 EVANSVILLE, IND.  Sixteen University of Evansville (UE) Archaeology students will make their mark on the international stage as they prepare for a summer full of experiential learning across fiv

City officials are quick to denounce natural gas, which they say contributes to global warming and respiratory illnesses. It also, however, helps them pay for basic services, a practice that Measure L seeks to protect.

When the Palo Alto City Council voted Monday to formally endorse Measure K, which would create a business tax, the most striking comments were the ones that werent spoken.

City officials are quick to denounce natural gas, which they say contributes to global warming and respiratory illnesses. It also, however, helps them pay for basic services, a practice that Measure L seeks to protect.