Appears In
Recruiting Redbirds: Alumni experiences encourage enrollment
15 years later: FBI agent recalls nation’s greatest test
Trailblazer: Young alum covers campaign for Bloomberg Politics
One child, one home: Alumna works to reform foster care
Where are they now: Larry Quane
Passing grade: The secret behind ISU’s graduation rate
Redbird legacy: Alumna follows in footsteps of great-grandmother
How we met: Raul Rodriguez and Nicole Davila
Reggie Reads: August 2016
Redbird great Doug Collins to be inducted into national Hall of Fame
Volleyball stand-out in Olympic training
Athletes remain strong in classroom
Mail to the Editor: August 2016
Redbird golfer takes MVC championship
Senior athletes celebrated
Pause for applause: Christine Mitchell-Endsley
Directors chosen for Alumni Association
Pause for applause: Sam Alex
Pause for applause: Justin Dearborn
Pause for applause: Julio Cesar Contreras
South Campus demolition unearths two time capsules
Illinois State an economic engine for McLean County
Why is Bill Shields such a rock star at Illinois State?
With an alumni base of more than 200,000, it’s not surprising that graduates have settled in just about every state of the nation. It’s also not hard to understand why Illinois has the largest number of Redbirds, with more than 125,000 still living within the state.
But did you know that Florida has 4,148 graduates compared to the 4,126 living in California? On the other end of the spectrum, there are only 56 in Rhode Island, 62 in West Virginia and Vermont, and 66 in North Dakota.
A map showing where Redbirds have settled is now available. Visit the site to learn how many fellow graduates are in your part of the country.
Get to know fellow Redbirds in your area by joining a regional network. Go to Alumni.IllinoisState.edu/Networks for information about local groups. Find out how you can start one by calling (800) 366-4478 or email Alumni@IllinoisState.edu.
