Kathleen O’Gorman, Ph.D., will present Children in Cages: Speaking of the Unspeakable.
Children in Cages: Speaking of the Unspeakable: O’Gorman to speak as part of the Extending Empathy Project Speaker Series
Year: 2020
State funding released for renovation of Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts facilities
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker came to the Illinois State University campus on Thursday, January 30, to announce the release of the remaining $52.3 million in capital funding for the renovation of facilities in the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts.
FLAME seeking works for The Monologues
Illinois State University’s student group Feminist Led Activist Movement to Empower (FLAME) is sending out a call for pieces for a performance of The Monologues.
A new type of collaboration with China: Typography class explores culture with Shanghai university
Students in China and in Normal are taking part in Designing Authenticity: Shanghai–Normal, which aims to raise awareness of heritage and cultural identity through the design of letter forms.
Scholarships open doors for Redbirds
Private support is continually enhancing the Illinois State experience. Read how scholarships are opening doors for four Redbirds on the rise.
On the Chocolate Trail: Tasting, lecture, February 9-10
Rabbi Deborah Prinz, author of On the Chocolate Trail: A Delicious Adventure Connecting Jews, Religions, History, Travel, Rituals and Recipes to the Magic of Cacao, will give several local presentations on chocolate February 9-10.
Teacher education programs recognized for excellence in educator preparation
Illinois State University teacher education programs are being recognized for excellence in educator preparation.
Riaz presents at Malaysia and Brunei
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has made two presentations in Malaysia and Brunei Darussalam.
In the News, February 4, 2020
Illinois State University in the news with links to articles.
Atlanta Child Murders focus of Adolph L. Reed Jr. talk for Black History Month, February 13
From 1979-1981 a serial killer abducted and killed two dozen black children, almost all of whom were boys. Scholar and author Adolph L. Reed will explore the 40th anniversary of the Atlanta Child Murders, and the questions that linger.
