The Illinois Shakespeare Festival’s 2015 season offers remarkable variety, including a Shakespearean comedy and history, a hip-hop adaptation, and a contemporary sequel written in verse.
Illinois Shakespeare Festival runs through August 8
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Changing the face of the technology workforce
Teachers in Chicago Public Schools are getting an opportunity to earn computer science credentials with the new TECS program.
New book explores assault on communities of color
Nicholas Hartlep is co-editor of a new book, The Assault on Communities of Color: Exploring the Realities of Race-Based Violence. The collection of essays from leading scholars across the nation offers a platform for voices of a new movement forming in the wake of race-based violence.
Cultural Festival celebration July 25
The fun-filled Cultural Festival will hit the Brown Ballroom on Saturday, July 25 with everything from the Kendo Japanese sword demonstration to the Sugar Creek Cloggers, The festival is free and open to all ages.
ISU sponsors Friends Forever event
Illinois State University is sponsoring a Friends Forever event at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 28, at the Alumni Center. Youth leaders from Israel will speak about how they have been impacted from time spent in the United States. The event is free and open to the public.
Concerts on the Quad runs Mondays in July
The annual Concerts on the Quad series returns to Illinois State University on Mondays this summer with performances ranging from ballads to Broadway and klezmer to calypso.
Task Force promotes diversity in psychology field
The Diversity Task Force of Graduate Students in Psychology at Illinois State University is a volunteer group that is dedicated to the diversification of the field of psychology.
Town/Gown Golf Outing postponed until June 23
The 2015 annual Town/Gown Golf Outing has been postponed until Tuesday, June 23.
Illinois State chosen to help boost women in economics
Illinois State University has been chosen to take part in a national initiative from Harvard University to boost the number of women in economics majors across the country.
Introducing CTLT’s iPad® App Exploration Program
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Technology is offering a new program that will allow the testing of apps related to enhanced teaching and student learning, at no cost.
