Obsidian: Literature & Arts in the African Diaspora is the recipient of a $50,000 Equity in Verse grant awarded by the Poetry Foundation.
Poetry Foundation awards Obsidian an Equity in Verse Grant
Unit: Research and Sponsored Programs
Dr. Matt Caplan answers five questions about nuclear fusion breakthrough
On Tuesday, December 13, the United States Department of Energy announced a breakthrough in nuclear fusion technology. For the first time, scientists created more energy than what was used through a fusion ignition.
Meet the December 2022 GradBird Scholar: Rachael DiSciullo
The Graduate School has selected Rachel DiSciullo as its 2022 December GradBird Scholar recipient! .
White House releases new guidance on how to best recognize and include Indigenous Knowledge in federal research
This guidance will assist federal agencies conducting research on how to understand Indigenous Knowledge, fostering relationships with Indigenous people, and applying Indigenous knowledge in federal research and other areas.
Three named 2022 “Researchers to Know”
Three Illinois State University professors have been named 2022 “Researchers to Know” by the Illinois Science and Technology Coalition (ISTC).
3D imaging technology ushers in new era for library services
Milner Library has recently acquired a 3D scanner for use in research and curriculum.
Research and Honors, December 13, 2022
Publications and presentations from Illinois State University faculty and staff.
Research and Honors, December 6, 2022
Presentations Alison Bailey, WGSS and PHI, gave the talk On Whiteness, Privilege, and Anesthesia” at the Feminist Ethics and Social Theory Conference in Tampa, Florida. Melissa Johnson, ART and WGSS, gave the talk “’A Mosaic would be its image’: Visual Pleasure and Critique in the Scrapbook of Hannah Höch” at the Refractions of Mass Culture: Modernist Print Media and
Illinois State receives $780,000 grant as part of nationwide network to enhance inclusion, equity in STEM disciplines
Illinois State University is part of a nationwide group of institutions working to make STEM education more inclusive and equitable.
Dr. Kathryn Sampeck awarded British Academy Global Professorship
Dr. Kathryn Sampeck is the first from Illinois State University to receive the nearly $1 million award from the British Academy. She will lead a team recentering the study of chocolate with an Indigenous Mezoamerican perspective.
