Discover how the keys to academic and career success helped a Redbird land a position with international technology giant Amazon.
Keys to academic and career success lead Redbird to dream job at Amazon
Unit: Mathematics
Redbird media: Latest books from ISU faculty and staff
Here are the latest books by Illinois State faculty and staff.
An opportunity to travel abroad!
Go abroad with the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders! Open to all alumni, faculty and staff.
A Homecoming tailgate invitation
Dean Greg Simpson invites all College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends to join him for a tailgate prior to the Homecoming game Saturday, October 21.
ISU graduate students awarded prestigious fellowship
Caress Brown, Lashanti Brown, Deksiyos Desta, Tricia Rosado, and Michelle Wortel all received fellowships from the board of directors of the Diversifying Higher Education Faculty in Illinois (DFI).
Actuarial program announces scholarship recipients, Fall 2017
Illinois State University’s Actuarial Program has awarded scholarships.
New faculty profile: Pei Geng
Pei Geng joins Illinois State University in the Department of Mathematics as an assistant professor.
NSF MRI (Major Research Instrumentation) pre-proposal deadline is September 10
The National Science Foundation accepts only two proposals per educational institution for their Major Research Instrumentation Program, which provides opportunities to substantially improve research capabilities.
New center for biomathematics established at Illinois State
The Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE) announced the formation of The Center for Collaborative Studies in Mathematical Biology: Intercollegiate Biomathematics Alliance (IBA) at Illinois State.
From Nashville to Normal
Coming from a small town is a common Illinois experience. Coming from a small town with a big city name always creates a conversation. Kelsie Klingenberg and Sam Polczynski hail from Nashville, Illinois (population 3,109). For Klingenberg and Polczynski the transition from a small town to Bloomington-Normal was made a little bit easier having known
