The registered student organization was formed three years ago to support those in recovery, or interested in recovery from alcohol and other addictions, including disordered eating, gambling, and impulsive activity.
On March 9 and 10, students will have two days with no classes, no assignments, and an opportunity to focus on their own well-being.
A spotlight on the Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC), which members describe as a family that provides an inclusive space.
Spread the Magic, a registered student organization (RSO) at Illinois State, delivers positivity to healthcare centers and events in Bloomington-Normal. Members typically dress in costume as Disney characters or superheroes before heading out to visit with children, individuals with disabilities, or the elderly. President Leela Wolgemuth said the group is now hosting meetings over Zoom
Spring Homecoming has a lot for Redbird students to do. Find out more.
More than 2,000 food items were donated over three days, with Illinois State faculty and staff donating a large portion of the items.
The University has planned an alternative, in-person celebratory experience for graduates—a Redbird Stage Crossing.
For over 40 years, Student Access and Accommodation Services (SAAS) at Illinois State University has offered support for students with disabilities and/or medical/mental health conditions.
Redbirds Reach Out is a new opportunity from the Redbirds Keep Thriving initiative. Redbirds Reach Out allows students who are feeling overwhelmed, lonely, or worried to submit a request for a letter of support.
This update includes a new opportunity to update gender and pronouns in personal profiles, an upcoming deadline for a scholarship for DACA students, and the inclusive work of the Honors Program.
