Join Lara Schwartz, of PEN America and founding director of the American University Project on Civil Discourse, and Dr. Katy Strzepek, Ph.D. ’18, director of the Center for Civic Engagement, for an interactive online workshop designed to introduce faculty, staff, and administrators to the legal framework of the First Amendment, principles of free speech and academic freedom, and unprotected speech such as harassment or threats.
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Prepare for emergencies with the new Essential Documents Bag
The new Essential Documents Bag is an important tool to help the campus community better prepare for emergencies.
Board of Trustees action items, August 2, 2024
The Board of Trustees of Illinois State University approved several resolutions at its regular meeting on August 2, 2024. Full text of the resolutions can be found on the Board of Trustees website.
Illinois State University recognized for voter engagement action plan
Illinois State University has earned ALL IN’s Highly Established Action Plan Seal for the 2024 election cycle action plan. The University is one of 192 institutions that has earned this recognition so far.
Research and Honors, August 2024
Presentations and publications by Illinois State University faculty and staff members.
In the News, August 2024
Highlights of stories about Illinois State University experts and initiatives appearing in the media.
Career fairs connect Redbirds with internships, full-time positions, employers
Students and alumni from all industries and areas of study connect with employers at the fall career fairs.
Series assists international Redbirds with careers
Illinois State’s international students and alumni get career support to help them remain competitive and increase their confidence in the job market.
Spotlight on OEOA, possible Title IX changes this fall
Learn more about resources the Office of Equal Opportunity and Access provides to students, faculty, and staff, as well as potential Title IX changes this fall.
New resources supporting inclusion, diversity, equity, and access now available to all Illinois residents
These databases authenticate via geolocation, which means everyone who walks through Milner Library’s doors or accesses these resources from anywhere in the state will have access—no login needed!