This semester, as part of their clinical visits to Pilsen, Illinois State University students participated in self-guided tours of the neighborhood.
Pilsen community tour inspires discovery for ISU students
Publication: News & Views
Illinois Shakespeare Festival honors the death of William Shakespeare
CAKESPEARE! will be held outside the Center for the Performing Arts on the south end of the Illinois State University Quad at 4 p.m. Friday, April 22. The ISF Touring Company will put on a brief 40-minute performance of Shakespeare’s tragic love story, Romeo & Juliet. In getting ready for the 39th season, the Illinois Shakespeare Festival welcomes theatre
The double down on leadership development
On-site executive training programs are part of a renewed commitment to area leaders by the Organizational Leadership Institute.
Cross-campus team explores risks and benefits of drones
Illinois State students from across campus are exploring the potentially groundbreaking applications of drones for commercial uses.
Business alum employs his education, passions at Alamo II
Illinois State business alum Larry Ernat ’94 has managed The Alamo II for almost a decade. His passions and his business philosophies stem back to his days studying in the College of Business.
Going global: More business students getting out in the world
More business students are embarking to European universities, multi-national businesses, and even a start-up company in the tropics.
Paitz receives $330,000 NIH grant to study pre-natal stress
Ryan Paitz, a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Biological Sciences was one of two researchers to share a $339,816 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study the effects of prenatal stress on quails.
English Language Institute names interim director
School of Teaching and Learning Professor Erin Mikulec has been named interim director of Illinois State University’s English Language Institute.
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!
ISNU’s Pearl Harbor connection, 74 years later
On this 74th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, we remember our Redbird alumni who lost their lives during the course of World War II.
