Milner Library’s first exhibit of the spring 2022 semester highlights a vital figure in Redbird history, Charles E. Hovey. Available Feb. 1-20 on Floor 2 of the library.
Milner Library announces Finding Hovey exhibit
Unit: University Archives
Coming Home exhibit celebrates 100 years of homecoming
Celebrate 100 years of Coming Home with a special exhibit from University Archives on display on Floor 2 of Milner Library through December 16.
Milner Library launches new finding aids database
A recent update to the finding aids database used by University Archives and Special Collections will increase accessibility and ease of access to collections.
Get excited about this ISU historical virtual tour series
The rich history of Illinois State is coming to Redbird homes this summer with a five-part tour series.
National Library Week 2021: Welcome to Your Library
In honor of National Library Week, take a step back in time and learn about all of the different places on campus the University’s library has welcomed students, faculty, and staff.
Homecoming celebration events, April 5-11
Homecoming: Redbirds in Flight, April 5-11, will celebrate with virtual or socially distanced events.
Join Milner Library for talk on the history of ISU’s library science program
Did you know that Illinois State University used to have its own library science program? Join ISU Archivist April Anderson Zorn on April 8 as she explores the Redbird history of the library science program as well as gives updates on program alumni.
Milner Library’s physical building reopens
Milner Library’s physical building reopens for current ISU students, faculty, staff, and retirees, beginning February 1.
University Archives collecting materials to tell ISU’s pandemic story
Illinois State University archivists at the Jo Ann Rayfield Archives in Milner Library are in the process of gathering student, faculty, staff, and alumni stories during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Labor Day Coronavirus message: Testing and Milner Library
The University is announcing changes to testing for the weekend, and a change in operations at Milner Library.
