In his new book, Dr. Touré Reed challenges the idea that lingering racial disparities in wealth, employment, and incarceration are owed—in part—to liberal policymakers’ failure to recognize the impact of racism on Black Americans.
Working remotely isn’t stopping Illinois State University staff from working together.
Simucase has allowed graduate students in Communication Sciences and Disorders to continue earning clinical clock hours even though the university clinic and some off-campus sites have closed.
Recently Professor Sarah Smelser sat down with Nick Satinover, MFA ’10, to discuss his experiences at Normal Editions and how they prepared him for his career as an artist-educator.
View this quick list of employers currently accepting applicants for internship experiences or job opportunities.
Spiritual wellness involves developing an inner connection and harmony between yourself and all the wonders of the universe.
The Richard and Fran Owen Strength and Conditioning Center, which can be found on the lower level of Redbird Arena, is one of the busiest facilities in the Athletics Department.
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures graduate student in Spanish Julen Carrasco Oteo is a finalist in Illinois State’s 2020 inaugural Image of Research exhibit. This competition invited Illinois State students to create or capture one static image of their research and to write a brief narrative explaining how the image relates to their research. Jurors evaluated
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19), the University is working hard to keep Redbirds learning. Illinois State donors now have an opportunity to help students keep thriving as they adjust to learning from afar.
The Civil Service Council is seeking nominations for new council representatives during the April 13-24 nominating period.
