The College of Applied Science and Technology will offer a free showing of Hidden Figures, the true story of the black women mathematicians at NASA who helped fuel some of America’s greatest achievements in space.
Due to the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the worldwide Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, President Dietz announced a series of actions that will significantly impact the Illinois State University community.
This year’s Gamma Phi Circus is cancelled due to the COVID-19 situation and the Illinois governor’s ban on events with over 250 people. The health and safety of our student performers, staff, and audience members is always our top priority. If you would like a refund for tickets purchased through the Redbird Arena Ticket Office,
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz is quoted in a report in Aljazeera about the recent demonstrations in Bangladesh against Indian Prime Minister Naredra Modi’s scheduled visit.
Tip of the Hat acknowledges Civil Service employees arriving, leaving, and moving at Illinois State.
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz was recently named a Nonresident Senior Fellow by the Washington, D.C., based Atlantic Council.
Terrence “Terry” Tapley Sr. has taken up his brother Eric’s mission in life to help people. Mennonite College of Nursing graduate Eric Tapley ’83, ’97, passed away suddenly in 2010, but not before changing the world for the better.
Each year, the American Democracy Project (ADP) and the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning (CESL) honor individuals across campus and in the community for their efforts in civic engagement.
Redshirt freshman Mary Crompton has turned her intelligence, work ethic, and attention to detail into a weapon for the Redbirds.
Generous donors helped the Stevenson Center raise $2,500 in honor of its 25th anniversary, and those funds enabled Fellows to attend the 2020 Human Development Conference.
