Jane Thomley directed her 35th and final Allied Arts musical at Thomas Metcalf School this past weekend. Many of the alumni from her first musical, Scrooge, surprised her by coming back to Metcalf to share in the moment.
The archives of the Mennonite College of Nursing have officially been transferred to the University Archives! We are excited to have their materials join the rest of our archival collections.
The 2015-2016 scholarships application period for all Illinois State education majors is March 1-31. Apply at Education.IllinoisState.edu/Scholarships
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bwz1YH5IoqA Metcalf School’s Allied Arts production of Seussical took place this past weekend. Here is a trailer as provided by David Greenfield.
Eliza Palumbo, a women’s and gender studies minor, appeared onstage for the first time at the age of 5 and has been there ever since. Palumbo is playing the role of Georgette in the Illinois State University School of Theatre and Dance’s production of School for Wives.
The following post was written by Dr. Jo Ann Rayfield Archives graduate assistant Samantha Wolter as part of our monthlong series on digital archives. Throughout this month, I have given you some quick tips about keeping your digital materials safe and happy. From the cloud to a USB flash drive, there are many ways that
The Department of Psychology and the CBS Colloquium Series will present a talk by Damian G. Kelty-Stephen on March 20.
Illinois State is now home to one of 31 National Electrical Contractors Association student chapters in the U.S. and Canada.
The next time you drive past the Chipotle Mexican Grill on South Main Street near the southwest corner of campus you can boast a bit of trivia: The fast-casual chain’s financial chief is a former Redbird and this year’s keynote speaker for the College of Business’ 2015 Business Week.
Illinois State University College of Fine Arts is proud to induct Jack Schmidt, M.S. ’73, into this showcase as a dedicated artist, educator, and trailblazer for the glass making community.
