The cast from the Emmy-nominated TV show Whose Line Is It Anyway? is headed for the Braden Auditorium stage at Illinois State University for a live performance of their touring production Whose Live Anyway? at 8 p.m. on October 5.
The late Professor Emeritus C. Louis Steinburg created a mural when the Bone Student Center opened in 1973. His daughter and Illinois State employee, Jennifer Peterson, was able to see it again during the Bone revitalization.
Demolition of the first floor concourse in the Bone Student Center began May 28, with work including the Braden Box Office, Lobby Shop, University Program Board office, and Printing Services’ satellite location.
The first phase of the Bone Student Center Revitalization is winding down as new spaces have started to open to the public over the last month.
The Brown Ballroom, the ballroom’s pre-function space, and new entrance are now open on the west side of the building.
For almost 50 years, the John W. Green Scholarship has encouraged academic excellence among student employees working in Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality (EMDH) by granting an award to winners of the scholarship who have a GPA of 2.75 or higher.
Join Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality (EMDH) for the reveal of three future Bone Student Center (BSC) dining venues from 4–5 p.m. Thursday, October 25, on the second floor concourse of the BSC.
The smash Broadway musicals Chicago and Evita are coming to the Braden Auditorium. Broadway at Braden mini-series tickets go on sale October 1.
Broadway and TV star Adam Trent is bringing his signature brand of magic and illusion to Illinois State University in a high-tech stage spectacle to help celebrate Family Weekend.
For the current phase of the Bone Student Center renovations, the first floor east entrance will be unavailable. It will be closed until late October.
