You aced the interview and you got an offer. How do you negotiate that first job to get what you need and be compensated for what you bring to your new employer?
Negotiating first-time job offers simplified
Publication: Your Redbird Life
Campus Dining spotlights John Green Scholarship recipients
Seniors Karli Bonges and Danielle Hall received the John Green Scholarship through Campus Dining Services.
First-generation students experience unique challenges
Being a first-generation college student isn’t easy. Here are some resources that could help.
Ring in the holiday season with Holiday Helper
Holiday Helper is a program that gives Illinois State students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to provide gifts and parties for over 200 underprivileged children in the Bloomington-Normal community.
Put electronics to bed to sleep well
Whether it is reading an electronic book, checking our schedules for the following day, or even getting that one-up in a game of Words with Friends—our screens are the last thing we see before sleep and often the first thing we see when we wake up.
Career experts provide tips for successful video interviewing
YouTube, Skype, Go Pro, webcams. There’s no doubt that video technology is here to stay! For many employers, video is the new wave in interviewing. So how does one put a best foot forward in a job interview online?
Spring career fair dates announced
The leaves and temperatures may be just starting to fall, but the Career Center is already jumping ahead and coordinating its spring career fairs to help Redbirds find career success.
Coping with election stress
Many Americans, especially underrepresented Americans, are finding this election season very stressful.
Healthy You Healthy Earth Fair, November 2
This year, Healthy You Healthy Earth will take place from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Wednesday, November 2, in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center.
Trick-or-Treat for Change, October 31
Volunteers for the service project, Trick-or-Treat for Change, can dress in costume and trick-or-treat for monetary donations from residents in the Bloomington-Normal community on Halloween.
