The University has implemented new face covering, vaccine, and testing requirements.
Coronavirus Update, July 28, 2021: New face covering, vaccine, and testing requirements
Unit: Office of the President
Dr. Doris Houston named Emerging Higher Education Leaders Fellow
Dr. Doris Houston has been named an Emerging Higher Education Leaders Fellow with the global research and best practices institution EAB.
Fall 2021: Return to a more traditional college experience
Shared governance shares expectation that fall 2021 semester will be a time of transition as Illinois and the nation return to life that is as close to pre-COVID times as possible.
SHIELD Illinois testing to begin June 1
Illinois State University has partnered with SHIELD Illinois to provide saliva-based COVID-19 tests for ISU employees, retirees, and their dependents, free of charge beginning June 1.
Order of Lincoln recipients to be honored, June 19
Doug Collins, Robert Fraley, and Donald McHenry will be invested with the Order of Lincoln during the 56th annual Lincoln Academy Convocation, June 19.
FirstWord
I learned invaluable life lessons as a youth on my family’s dairy farm in the southern Illinois community of DeSoto.
Raising up Redbirds
Throughout his presidency, Dr. Larry Dietz often described Illinois State as strong and stable.
Terri Goss Kinzy named Illinois State’s 20th president
The Board of Trustees of Illinois State University has appointed Terri Goss Kinzy, Ph.D., vice president for Research and Innovation at Western Michigan University, as the University’s 20th president.
Watch the introduction of the 20th President of Illinois State University
Board of Trustees Chairperson Julie Annette Jones ’90 will introduce the next President of Illinois State University for the first time to Illinois State students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends.
Illinois State celebrates completion of Bone Student Center revitalization project
Three years, seven months, and 22 days after the groundbreaking of the Bone Student Center revitalization project, more than 100 people gathered May 7 in the shadow of the center’s new three-story addition for the rededication of the nearly 48-year-old building.
