Senior music education major Tyler Sutton and his wife, Carolyn, were at home in Washington when the devastating EF4 tornado destroyed their apartment. They lost nearly everything, including his French horn.
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Costa Rica photo gallery: Monkeys, snakes, students, and more
This is the final story in a five-part series on the School of Biological Sciences’ trip to a Costa Rican rain forest. STATEside is along for the adventure as the students and professors of the Rain Forest Ecology class spend 10 days over the Thanksgiving break at La Selva Biological Station.
Costa Rica diary: A Sunday morning in the tropics
This is the third story in a five-part series on the School of Biological Sciences’ trip to a Costa Rican rain forest. STATEside is along for the adventure as the students and professors of the Rain Forest Ecology class spend 10 days at La Selva Biological Station.
Students study millipede mating habits, other mysteries of rain forest
A group of mating millipedes set off a scramble Friday afternoon just off a trail in a Costa Rican rain forest. A half-dozen Illinois State biology students dug into the mud to gather the squirming arthropods for graduate student Kristin Duffield’s research project.
Welcome to the jungle: Ecology class takes research trip to Costa Rica
The group of Illinois State biology students and faculty arrived Thursday in Costa Rica and will spend 10 days at La Selva Biological Station.
School of Art holiday presale event, December 5
Friends of the Arts members can get an early pick of the art before the highly anticipated annual School of Art holiday sale.
Printmakers’, glass sales set for first week of December
The 29th Annual Printmakers’ Exhibition and Sale will be held 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, December 6, in Room 123 (Intaglio Studio) of the Center for the Visual Arts.
Alumni slam dunk ticket special and pregame event return, January 11
Illinois State alumni are invited to an exciting evening of Illinois State basketball January 11 that will feature the annual pregame event and a “slam dunk” of a ticket special as the Redbird men’s basketball team takes on Loyola.
Q-and-A with Krista Profitt: Painter creates 100 works in 100 days
Second-year M.F.A. painter Krista Profitt used a Friends of the Arts grant to complete an ambitious project this summer.
For the series 100 Paintings/100 Days, the figurative painter created a new painting every day for 100 days. Profitt recently talked about the project and the importance of the grants.
Water Works Indoor Pool Party, January 25
You won’t want to miss Illinois State’s cure for the winter-time blues! Hosted by the Chicago Northwest and Chicago West Alumni Networks, this annual event is a splashing-good time for alumni, family, and friends of all ages!