Nine years after suffering a traumatic brain injury that almost killed him, Alex Shelton graduated from Illinois State University.
Video: Years after injury, Redbird Alex Shelton finishes his comeback story
Unit: Student Access and Accommodation Services
Matt Glowacki to talk on hidden messages on diversity in Family Guy, South Park
Hidden messages behind Family Guy and South Park that illustrate diversity issues in our culture will be the topic of an upcoming talk.
February Therapeutic Rec opportunities at SFC
Campus Recreation offers many opportunities to get involved in exciting and unique programs.
Get PAWSitively Stress Free in spring 2017
Illinois State’s favorite furry friends will be back on the third floor of Milner Library this semester, spreading smiles and reducing stress.
Blind Army Veteran to be featured guest at Sports in the Dark event
Illinois State University’s registered student organization Braille Birds and the College of Education will host a Sports in the Dark event from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, November 16.
Office of Disability Concerns receives new name
The Office of Disability Concerns is changing the department name to Student Access and Accommodation Services.
Ann Caldwell retirement reception May 18
A retirement reception to honor Ann Caldwell’s 20 years of service to Illinois State University will be from 2:30-4 p.m. Wednesday, May 18.
Deliciously Disabled’s Andrew Morrison-Gurza to speak March 31
Making disabilities accessible is the goal of Andrew Morrison-Gurza, who will present “Deliciously Disabled” at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 31, in the Old Main Room of the Bone Student Center.
Support ISU Best Buddies at Friendship Walk, April 16
Illinois State’s chapter of Best Buddies will host the Illinois Best Buddies Friendship Walk on Saturday, April 16, at Normal Community West High School from 9:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. Community members are encouraged to register to walk or to sponsor a participant.
Making art speak: Researchers help blind access Milner’s Child Art Collection
Illinois State staff and student researchers are making Milner Library’s vast collection of children’s art accessible to everyone.
