A Safe Zone training session will be from 1-3 p.m. Thursday, March 2, in the Student Services Building. Registration is required.
Safe Zone training with Diversity Advocacy, April 7
Unit: Dean of Students
Increasing belongingness for African-American students at ISU
School belonging, social support, and a healthy developing identity continue to be very important predictors for success among underrepresented students.
Transfer Redbirds: A new student organization just for you!
Transfer students now have a new registered student organization on campus to help ease their transition to campus life called Transfer Redbirds.
Students engage in service learning during Alternative Spring Break
While some students decide to spend their spring break at home or in warmer weather, 177 Illinois State students chose to devote their time off to Alternative Spring Break.
Charity Drag Show, March 31
Tickets for the 19th annual Charity Drag Show go on sale March 20.
Activist Miss Major to speak on transgender rights April 6
Transgender activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy will speak the day after a free screening at Illinois State University of a documentary about her life and work.
Volunteers sought for Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution
Student Conduct and Conflict Resolution is asking for your assistance for recruiting faculty, staff, and students for the University Hearing Panel, student conflict specialists, and conduct consultants.
The League of Extraordinary Genders combines education and advocacy
March 31 is national Transgender Awareness Day. One of the groups helping to celebrate the day will be The League of Extraordinary Genders.
Power of protest subject of ADP talk
The American Democracy Project will host a talk by Patrice McMahon, who will speak about the power of protests and movement building at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 8, in Moulton Hall, room 215.
RSO Spotlight: Quidditch Club
The March RSO spotlight is the Quidditch Club, also known as the Illinois State Firebirds.
