The Illinois Shakespeare Festival (ISF) announces a revealing “Shakespeare in the Land of Lincoln” symposium, which will explore the unique fascination that Abraham Lincoln had with William Shakespeare’s writings.
For Robert DuGrenier glassblowing isn’t only art. It’s supernatural. “Have you ever seen glass being made before? It’s pure magic,” DuGrenier, M.F.A. ’79, said. “You get to tell the material what you want it to do but it has a voice of its own.” DuGrenier was inducted into the College of Fine Arts Hall of Fame on April 16.
Sharon ShareAlike ’94, M.S. ’98, is a successful business owner, artist, director, and YouTuber thanks to her inventive sculpting.
The Publications Unit’s PRESS 254 hosted a standing-room only evening of poetry on May 3 to launch two new chapbooks by alumni.
The annual Friends of the Arts Gala at the Galleries will take place on Saturday, May 19.
School of Music alumnus Germán Gutiérrez has been selected as this year’s College of Fine Arts spring commencement speaker.
It seems like just yesterday you were touring campus. The Career Center offers these tips as you graduate to help you transition into your career as a Redbird alum and professional.
The Illinois State University Glass House will hold the annual Spring Glass Sale from 9 am.-5 p.m. Saturday, May 5, at the ISU Glass House.
A new design exhibit at Illinois State University highlights the work of students to bring cultural understanding with food.
An eye-catching exhibit in Milner Library is a perfect synthesis of interdisciplinary collaboration and civic engagement.
