President Larry Dietz welcomes faculty and staff back to campus for the Spring 2016 term, and offers an outlook for the semester.
Welcome back to faculty and staff from President Larry Dietz
Publication: Campus News
ReggieNet enhancements for spring 2016
ReggieNet looks cleaner and sports some exciting new enhancements, thanks to a significant software update installed over winter break.
Nearly $300,000 grant to explore new crime-scene technology
A nearly $300,000 grant from the National Institutes of Justice will allow an interdisciplinary research team at Illinois State University to explore the viability—and the legal uses—of new crime-scene technology.
Research and Honors
Explore research, honors, publications, presentations, readings, and performances by Illinois State faculty and staff.
Cold Care Packs available while supplies last
Cold and flu season is here, and Student Health Services want to make sure you have all the essentials to make you feel better.
New Means Center Accelerator to support ISU’s aspiring entrepreneurs
Means Center Associate Director Terry Noel announced that the Means Center Accelerator is a new program that will be offered year-round to engage students from all majors in entrepreneurial savvy.
NSF grant assists search for a ‘holy grail’ in chemistry
Tim Lash and his students are on the hunt for what some call the impossible, with support from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Examining the transient life of technology
Ray Amirault and Yusra Visser say the speed at which technologies are appearing and disappearing is becoming just as important for educators as the content they are teaching in the classroom.
Slavery’s end marks 150 years
Set against the bloody backdrop of the Civil War and the assassination of a president, Associate Professor of History Touré Reed paints the picture of the road to the 13th amendment, and the legacy that we’ve yet to realize as a nation.
ISU Archives reaches milestone: 100 finding aids
The Illinois State University Archives has reached a milestone: There are now 100 preserved collections available for research use!
