Illinois State University students David Fisch and Abby Vombrack used a grant from the Friends of the Arts to create a production of Mother Courage and Her Children by Bertolt Brecht.
The Friends of the Arts will be attending the Saturday, March 2, performance of Oklahoma! at Illinois State University’s Center for the Performing Arts.
The College of Education invites you to read about our year in review through the college’s online version of the Annual Report and Findings publication.
In anticipation of the new Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for fine arts education, Illinois State is helping K–12 music, movement, and theater teachers get a leg up on the new requirements for fine arts curriculum and assessments for students with disabilities.
Albeit whimsical, it would be accurate to say that a chance red light in Grand Junction, Colorado, 16 years ago lead to the creation of one of Illinois State’s newest registered student organizations (RSO).
Illinois State University’s Improv Mafia took first place in the Lower Midwest Regional competition of the College Improv Tournament February 16 in Indianapolis. The group will go on to compete in the national tournament March 23 in Chicago.
Friends of the Arts awarded a grant to Nancy O’Neill, an Illinois State University music education major, in spring 2011.
Following is a question-and-answer session with the Pi Sigma Epsilon president.
The job market may be tight nationwide, but it flourished Wednesday afternoon inside the Bone Student Center.
Friday, January 25, saw the second Friends of the Arts’ Hot Jazz on a Cool Night social event at University Galleries.
