Michelle Buckwalter-Schurman ’92 encourages women to step up to the forefront in the political world.
Path to power: Women rise in politics 100 years after suffrage
Publication: Illinois State Magazine
Couple receives highest Redbird honor
Bloomington residents Dave and Jane Kruger are the 2019 recipients of the Joseph F. Warner Golden Redbird Award.
How we met: Charlie and Susan Celenza
Charlie Celenza ’82 and Susan Goode ’83 first met at a social function for their Dunn-Barton and Walker residence halls.
Expanding housing: Plans developing for new residence hall project
The University is moving forward with efforts to construct a residence hall that will add up to 1,200 beds, and anticipates having the building ready for use by fall 2022.
Reggie Reads: November 2019
Illinois State is proud to be able to acknowledge the work of graduates who are successful authors.
New Office of Student Research opens on campus
Launched this fall at the behest of the University Research Council, the Office of Student Research (OSR) aims to encourage and facilitate student research across campus.
Directors chosen for Alumni Association
There is new leadership within the Alumni Association following the annual meeting in June.
Civic engagement: Redbirds strong advocates for higher education
Thanks to dedicated students and alumni, citizens of the state continue to hear about the need to support higher education in Illinois.
Meeting the national need for teachers
America is facing a critical shortage of teachers, and Illinois State University is working to help fill the gap.
Where are they now? Roger Cushman
A grimy summer job of detasseling corn gave me enough money in 1951 to buy an old jalopy and plunk down $55 for tuition, activity fees, and book rental for my first semester at Illinois State Normal University.
