Illinois State’s ongoing commitment to service men and women is not surprising to those who know the University’s history. The tradition of military support goes back to the 1800s.
From soldiers to students: How ISU supports veterans
Publication: Illinois State Magazine
Sound off: One season with the Big Red Marching Machine
Members of the Big Red Marching Machine are among the University’s best ambassadors, instilling pride and sparking collegiate memories every time they take up their instruments.
Alum Mike Zimmer tackles role as NFL’s Vikings coach
Mike Zimmer reached the coaching summit last year when he was named head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, making him the first Redbird to become a head coach in the NFL.
What it means to be Greek at Illinois State
Having been accepted on campus four decades ago, Illinois State’s Greek life is in its infancy compared to many other universities, but it is rapidly growing.
Beyond 9-1-1: ISU working to be ready for emergencies
At Illinois State, the blueprint has evolved over several years to now include nearly 100 people with diverse expertise and experience from across the University.
Redbirds scattered far across the country
With an alumni base of more than 200,000, it’s not surprising that graduates have settled in just about every state of the nation.
A season of sorrow
The campus community and residents of Bloomington-Normal came together during the spring semester to mourn the loss of seven men killed in a plane accident on April 7.
Redbird legacy: Scholarship sparks long line of Redbirds
Nancy (Daley) Myatt ’58 lived on a Central Illinois farm while in high school. She finished at the top of her class with dreams of teaching, but lacked the dollars to pursue a degree.
Where are they now: Floyd Hoelting
Floyd Hoelting’s team-oriented attitude has brought him success from Oklahoma to Illinois and back to his home state of Texas.
How we met: Amy Mills and Travis Pons
The two stayed in touch following graduation, yet neither one imagined the amazing journey they would share long after leaving campus.
