Is it possible to mix work and play? It might be if you work for the Illinois High School Association (IHSA), where the employees work hard so that student-athletes can play hard. Colton Scott ’15 found this to be true during his time as a summer intern. Scott recently finished his Bachelor of Science degree
Mac Condill ’99 is the owner and operator of The Great Pumpkin Patch (TGPP) in Arthur, Illinois, where thousands of visitors every fall experience the harvest season alongside the Condill family.
Mike Zimmer reached the coaching summit last year when he was named head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, making him the first Redbird to become a head coach in the NFL.
University Advancement again teamed with a Redbird to gather Illinois State alumni at a reception at Discover’s headquarters in Riverwoods.
Four recently retired agriculture professors have a combined 130 years teaching at Illinois State. They reflect on what has changed, what hasn’t, and what is to come.
Jaime Peers, an athletic training major in Illinois State’s School of Kinesiology and Recreation, spent her summer as an athletic training intern at the Kennedy Space Center RehabWorks in Florida.
From June 21–26, the School of Information Technology was noisier and busier than any other week during our placid summers.
Please join Illinois State University’s Department of Agriculture at the Farm Progress Show this fall. The department will be hosting a tent, and alumni and friends are invited to stop by and visit.
Glen Sagers, assistant director of Illinois State’s School of Information Technology, says it may be a bit difficult to get the idea of Internet from space…ahem…off the ground in the U.S.
A family farm turned agritourism destination co-owned by Illinois State alum Ryan Richardson ’03 just unveiled a massive corn maze intricately designed to honor the Stanley Cup-winning Blackhawks.
