Appears In
FirstWord: Spring 2025
University News briefs: State Farm commits $3 million to data science
Where are they now?: Dave Bentlin
Kids learn to love hoops on Education Day
Pause for Applause: Spring 2025
A Day in the Life: Students connect through Fraternity and Sorority Life
Earned it: Fischer ‘humbled’ by alumni award
Class notes: Spring 2025
In memory: Spring 2025
Redbird trivia: Spring 2025
Thanks to you: Bone Scholar strives to make a difference
Redbird Legacy: Music runs in the Mack family
Where are they now?: Tammy Kocher ’93
The lessons of Bangladesh: Dr. Ali Riaz gives voice to his native country as it fights for democracy
Athletics briefs: Beggs named director of Athletics
Trees of (college) life
Appetite for success: Entrepreneur builds community through food
Behind the lens: New York Times photographer Todd Heisler ’94 captures history in the making
Mennonite College of Nursing and Illinois State University celebrated their 25th anniversary together last year, but local nursing education can be traced back to Mennonite’s founding in 1919. The methods and spaces for nursing education have changed dramatically over the past century, above left circa 1945, while a commitment to preparing health care professionals has remained a constant. An enhanced and renamed Mennonite College of Nursing Simulation Center, above right, reopened last fall as the facility nearly tripled in size with a 16,000-square-foot addition.
