As the fall semester rapidly approaches, nerves may begin to settle in for some students and parents. To help ease your transition to college life, University Housing Services wants to share some our top 10 move-in tips to help you feel at ease and confident as you prepare to move in.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Dinner featuring Marc Hill Lamont is sold out.
The newly renovated Rosa Parks Conference Room takes a deeper look at the history of the Civil Rights Movement.
University Housing Services welcomes “Orange is the New Black” and “Jane the Virgin” actress Diane Guerrero to the Latino Cultural Dinner at 5 p.m. Wednesday, November 9.
Future Redbirds can now experience Illinois State University from new heights. The new Bird’s Eye View space atop Watterson Towers is now open to visiting prospective students and their families.
Students and their families are sharing lots of great photos using the official hashtags #RedbirdMoveIn and #RedbirdWelcome. Here are some of our favorite tweets, photos, and posts from the week so far, via Storify.
After the car is unloaded and rooms are unpacked, here are a few things Illinois State University students should keep in mind as they settle into their new area.
It may seem far away, but move-in week 2015 will be here before students know it. To help get started, University Housing Services wants to share a few tips to get students ready to move into residence halls or Cardinal Court.
The University’s landscape changed markedly during the spring semester with the ongoing removal of Atkin-Colby and Hamilton-Whitten residence halls, as well as the attached Feeney Dining Center.
Illinois State students will exhibit art they created using sustainable materials April 21 the day before Earth Day. Faculty, staff, and students are welcomed to attend this event, which will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Rosa Parks Room in Watterson Towers.
