To celebrate nine decades of performances and accomplishments, Gamma Phi Circus will hold a special reunion on Saturday, April 13, at the Hancock Stadium Club.
Gamma Phi Circus to celebrate 90 years
Unit: College of Applied Science and Technology
Where are they now? Karen Stephens
Since her 2013 retirement, after 37 years at Illinois State University, every day is a Saturday for Karen Stephens.
#CASTAlumSpotlight: Kendra Cranford ’17 lives her dream as an interior designer
The November edition of #CASTAlumSpotlight features Kendra Cranford ’17, an interior design major who now works with Aria Group.
Honoring our veterans: Retired Col. Gary Kayser, M.S. ‘04
In March 1983, Col. Gary Kayser’s lifelong service to country began when as a high school senior, he enlisted in the Army Reserve’s 84th Training Division with his future wife, Susan, by his side. He felt the Army Reserve would help prepare him for law school by increasing his self discipline while allowing him to
Honoring our technology veterans: Matt Aldeman, renewable energy professor
Joining the Navy gave Aldeman an opportunity to combine his loves of being on a ship, working with mechanical systems, and giving back by serving his country.
Formerly incarcerated individuals share their personal experiences with students
This panel included individuals who had navigated the carceral settings and were willing to share their lived experiences
Going the Distance: Jack Anstey’s journey from the land down under to Illinois State
Overcoming hurdles in life is never easy, even if you’re an accomplished student-athlete like Redbird cross-country and track and field’s Jack Anstey.
#CASTAlumSpotlight: Amy Juzwin goes from ISU to U.S. Attorney’s Office
On a daily basis, Amy Juzwin ’14, who majored in criminal justice sciences (CJS), works closely with federal agents and attorneys.
Environmental health faculty updates
Read about the environmental health faculty and stay up-to-date on their work.
Barb O’Malley ’84 develops scholarship to support women in tech
Barb O’Malley ’84 was one of few women in applied computer science when she began working for Northern Trust following her graduation.
