Volunteers from across the campus community are needed to help with the Redbird Stage Crossing portion of commencement on April 28-30 and May 5-8.
Volunteers needed for 2022 Spring Commencement
Unit: Student Affairs
Makeup lacks options for individuals with different skin tones
Makeup plays a huge role in promoting appearance ideals with the purpose of being used to disguise blemishes, imperfections, or to even enhance them. One of the biggest shortcomings in the makeup industry is providing everyone with the same equal access to buying their perfect shade
Start your journey, and track your progress with Bird Tracks
Launched in fall 2021, Bird Tracks provides students a starting point as they begin their journey at Illinois State, change their major, or begin their search for internships and full-time positions.
ISU Emergency Alert test, Thursday, March 17
Illinois State University will be testing ISU Emergency Alert on Thursday, March 17, at 2:05 p.m.
Headstrong: ISU researcher Dr. Nikki Hoffman is leading expert on sleep and concussion recovery
Dr. Nikki Hoffman is conducting innovative sleep studies at a new clinic on campus in order to help patients recover faster from concussions.
Students, faculty, and staff contribute to massive COVID-19 testing effort
Launched in early 2021, Illinois State University’s SHIELD Illinois COVID-19 testing lab conducts PCR (polymerase chain reaction) tests on saliva samples from the University community along with local community partners.
Dr. Mirelsie Velázquez to lead CRCC Conversations, March 17
Dr. Mirelsie Velázquez will lead CRCC Conversations on March 17 on communities and spaces of belonging for institutions of higher learning.
Dr. Diana Doyle to receive Outstanding Service to the Student Affairs Profession Award
Dr. Diana Doyle ’77, M.S. ’79 is this year’s recipient of the Outstanding Service to the Student Affairs Profession Award
Northwestern Mutual joins Career Services Engage Program
Career Services is pleased to welcome the newest member of its Redbird family of supporters.
Jemele Hill calls for persistence, resistance at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Dinner
Jemele Hill didn’t come to Illinois State University February 25 to focus on her career as an Emmy Award-winning journalist, her founding of Lodge Freeway Media, her writing for The Atlantic, her podcasting, or how she was once the only Black female sports columnist at a daily newspaper in North America.
