The Peace and Conflict Resolution Studies Program at Illinois State University is accepting nominations and self-nominations for the Grabill-Homan Community Peace Prize.
Nominations for Grabill-Homan Community Peace Prize open
Unit: Politics and Government
Civic engagement D.C. Trip 2019
The 2019 Washington, D.C., Civic Engagement Trip was a success.
Riaz publishes in the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs
Distinguished Professor and Thomas E. Eimermann Professor Ali Riaz has published a commentary in the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs.
McReynolds publishes “The Journey of a Spiritual Migrant”
Joel McReynolds, an applied community and economic development student in the Department of Politics and Government, published an article titled “The Journey of a Spiritual Migrant: An Autoethnography on Leaving American Evangelicalism” in The Journal of Faith, Education, and Community.
Riaz book event at Heidelberg University disrupted by activists
The new book by Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz, inaugural recipient of the Thomas E. Eimermann Professorship, was discussed at an event organized by the South Asia Institute of the Heidelberg University, Germany, on December 7.
ISU graduate student presents at Education Law Association Conference
Illinois State graduate student presents at Education Law Association Conference.
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz publishes two commentaries
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has published two commentaries on the challenges to press freedom and on the impacts of National Registry of Citizens (NRC) in India.
Redbird legacy: Four children follow couple’s lead
An apartment choice made independently by Bob Mathes and Susan (Hawkins) as they completed undergraduate degrees in agriculture and chemistry respectively resulted in romance and creation of an ISU legacy family.
Path to power: Women rise in politics 100 years after suffrage
Michelle Buckwalter-Schurman ’92 encourages women to step up to the forefront in the political world.
Hunt Family Fund enables Fellows to attend conference
Thanks to the Hunt Family Fund, nine Stevenson Center Fellows were among the more than 250 participants who attended the Housing Action Illinois Housing Matters! conference in Bloomington. The conference’s welcome letter set the intention to create “an Illinois where ALL residents, regardless of income, have a good place to call home.”
