The “In the News” column offers highlights of stories about Illinois State University experts and initiatives appearing in the media.
Toni Tucker speaks of nearing the end of the decade-long project of updating the windows for Ewing Manor.
The “Teach Chicago” partnership between Illinois State University’s College of Education and Chicago Public Schools is highlighted in a story on increasing teacher diversity by the National Council on Teacher Quality.
Blues drummer and Illinois State history student Andrew Thomas talks about exploring the work of Black musicians.
Alum Rachel Fulton of the Illinois Farm Bureau gives credit to the University chapter of the Collegiate Farm Bureau when talking about her role with young leaders.
Dan Stephens comments on the upgrade of Illinois State’s credit rating by Moody’s.
The Daily Star (Bangladesh) reviews Ali Riaz’s new book on the Bangladesh’s current economic crisis.
May Jadallah is quoted in The Statesman (India) on the study showing playing video games causes no harm to cognitive abilities.
Victor Devinatz offers insights on the labor contract with Catepillar.
Obsidian Editor Duriel E. Harris honored with the George Garrett Award.
Interim President Aondover Tarhule sees a ‘bright future’ for Illinois State.
The state-wide publication Illinois Eagle previewed the speaker series from Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and Queer Talks.
To have a media mention or interview included in “In the News,” submit information by emailing report@ilstu.edu, or Report Editor Rachel Hatch at rkhatch@ilstu.edu.
