Great news for coffee and bagel fans–Campus Dining Services is opening a second Einstein Bros. Bagels in Milner Library. The satellite location, set to open in mid-November, will feature coffee, bottled beverages, bagels and cream cheese, sandwiches, and baked goods.
Student and Community Outreach has created the “I am Normal” campaign to encourage students to be more engaged and responsible citizens of the community. After reviewing the following pledge with staff, they are given an “I am Normal” T-shirt and/or bag!
School work combined with rowdy roommates, bright lights, work, friends, loud noises makes for a lot of things that stand between you and sleep. But when you run low on sleep, you can be slow and lack focus–much like a zombie!
After 10 busy years, Sharron Evans ’93, ’97 returned to Illinois State University and joined her former Housing colleagues in celebration of Homecoming 2013. One look at her resume explains why it has been so long between visits. Evans completed her J.D. from The John Marshall Law School in May of this year and recently started a new position as the director of the student rights and responsibilities office at Northeastern Illinois University.
Many college students are unaware of how to appropriately dress for a business casual environment. Here are some Career Center tips to help students identify how to dress professionally in the workplace.
Landing a job involves more than searching for the right opportunity. It requires selling yourself as the ideal candidate to employers.
In the recent State of the University address, Vice President for Student Affairs Larry Dietz shared that the ISULeads Leadership Certificate Program is one of only a few leadership certificate programs in the state.
Cap and gown received? Check. Transcripts and diploma ordered? Check. Textbooks sold? Check. As you finalize all the tasks you must complete before graduation, don’t forget the ones that will be the most important to your career. The Career Center provides the following tips to help students who are graduating to prepare for their future.
Celebrate Halloween this year by participating in Leadership and Service’s 10th annual Trick-or-Treat for Change on Thursday, October 31.
Illinois State will celebrate National Coming Out Day Friday, October 11, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
