Milner Library continues to expand both access to journals and opportunities for ISU faculty to publish their research Open Access without paying processing fees.
These teachers will be recognized for their contributions to student learning at Illinois State at the annual Teaching and Learning Symposium in January.
Like a lot of students, Hannah McCorry ’19, M.S. ’22, started college not knowing what she wanted to major in or what she would pursue for a career. One class and the professor who taught it changed all that.
An avid gamer since youth, Grace Doyle ’21 played video games daily—but now she gets paid for it.
ISU recognizes its most outstanding teachers each year through the Outstanding University Teacher Award program.
As the first Black woman to serve as the U.S. Department of Labor’s chief economist, alumna Janelle Jones found a national stage in her push for equity.
Brigid Ackerman ’17, publishing studies alum, discusses her time at Illinois State and her professional publishing career.
Illinois State University is part of a nationwide group of institutions working to make STEM education more inclusive and equitable.
Dr. Kathryn Sampeck is the first from Illinois State University to receive the nearly $1 million award from the British Academy. She will lead a team recentering the study of chocolate with an Indigenous Mezoamerican perspective.
The Office of International Engagement hosted a Thanksgiving Celebration November 17 for international students at Illinois State University.
