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Illinois State University closed February 17 due to weather
Due to the impending winter storm with forecasts for ice, heavy snow, and high winds, Illinois State University will be closed Thursday, February 17. All classes (in-person, hybrid, and online) will be cancelled and will not be delivered remotely. Residence halls and residential dining centers will remain open. All other campus buildings will be closed Thursday.
University Police Department report now available
An external review of Illinois State University Police Department is available.
A message on campus safety
The Illinois State University Police Department has been working to follow up on inquiries from students, family members, and the media.
Police continue investigation into the death of student Jelani Day
Police continue investigation into death of student Jelani Day. Please continue to provide information to Bloomington Police at (309) 820-8888.
University Police’s Creamean receives Life Saving Medal
Only on the job for six months, Officer Tyler Creamean embodies the values and goals of the Illinois State University Police Department.
Sgt. Charlie Summers’ retirement reception to be held June 23
The campus community is invited to attend an open house reception celebrating the retirement of Sgt. Charlie Summers.
ISU Police Department recognized for excellence in policy and training
On average, the Illinois State University Police Department responds to more than 3,000 requests for assistance on campus. To maintain a consistent and professional response, the department relies on comprehensive, up-to-date policies.
ISU Emergency Alert test, March 25
Illinois State University will be testing ISU Emergency Alert at 1:55 p.m. Thursday, March 25.
Winter Break Grab and Go Food Bags program provides students food over winter break
More than 2,000 food items were donated over three days, with Illinois State faculty and staff donating a large portion of the items.
