Pedro Noguera will present “Education and Civil Rights in the 21st Century” at 7 p.m. Monday, November 16, in Braden Auditorium, Bone Student Center.
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Barsamian to speak on founding a radio show, October 29
Alternative Radio founder David Barsamian, an Illinois State Presidential Speaker Series guest, will present “Creating Indie Media in an Era of Corporate Control: How I Did It” at 1 p.m. Thursday, October 29, on the second floor of Milner Library.
Construction students participate in Loughlin Golf Outing
Several Illinois State University students participated in the 10th annual James D. Loughlin Golf Outing fundraiser on September 19, 2015.
Who will be the next face of study abroad for Illinois State University?
The Study Abroad Unit is in search of five students to serve as Illinois State University correspondents through a series of video blogs while participating on their study abroad experience.
School of Communication honors alumni Crawford, Groves, McBride
The School of Communication is proud to recognize three Honored Alumni for 2015: Tom Crawford, Jay Groves, and R.C. McBride.
Decipher History: Explore the past through letters and diaries
Reading other people’s diaries and mail might be frowned upon by many, but not by Milner Library’s Special Collections Librarian, Maureen Brunsdale. Of course, the letters and diaries she peruses are over 100 years old, and part of the Decipher History project.
Business Week students hosted 2nd annual Golf Outing
Over a dozen students participating in Business Week gathered at the Weibring Golf Club the morning of October 2 to set up for this event.
ISU alum’s book explores how prisons depicted in pop culture
Congratulations to Dawn K. Cecil ’93, M.A. ’95, on the publication of her first book, Prison Life in Popular Culture: From The Big House to Orange Is the New Black, which is an extensive examination of how prisons are depicted in the media and other aspects of popular culture.
College of Business announces Early Career Achievement Award Winners
The College of Business announced the winners of the Early Career Achievement Awards, which recognize innovative younger graduates. There ceremony will be October 23.
Soderlund receives CAST Outstanding Graduate Researcher – Project Category
Chase Soderlund’s research project has been awarded the College of Applied Science and Technology Outstanding Graduate Student Award.