This year, 11 contestants will compete and have the opportunity to share their research with all in attendance. Hear from each contestant and learn more about their research topic, their department support, and the faculty and staff impact that has been made.
Dr. Sydney Garlitch from Millikin University in Decatur presents “Resolving Interference and Updating Long-Term Memory” on Friday, February 24, 2023, at 2 p.m. in DeGarmo 0048.
Every Tuesday beginning at 7 a.m. for the past seven months, 20 students have been planning the Illinois State University College of Business’ 2023 Business Week to perfection.
The Dean of Students Office is now accepting nominations for the Student Leadership Awards. These annual awards recognize Illinois State University undergraduate students for excellence in student leadership and involvement.
Dr. Mildred Pratt, professor emeritus of social work, fought racism, segregation, sexism, and generational poverty—among countless other obstacles—to achieve a better life and help others do the same.
For Ama Ampadu-Kissi-Owusu, M.S. ’18, and Isaac Owusu, M.S. ’18, Illinois State University was a place to earn a master’s degree in actuarial science, become an Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA), and fall in love.
The second event in the Spring 2023 International Seminar Series, The FIFA World Cups of Soccer-Joy and Context, is now open for registration.
Part of the Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development’s mission is to provide excellent service to host organizations and opportunities for learning to our students through the Professional Practice placement process. Chanse Sonsalla is one such student who share’s their experience work with NACEDA’s executive director, Frank Woodruff.
Thousands of miles from the epicenter of an earthquake that has devastated parts of Turkey and Syria, emotional aftershocks are being felt in places as far away as Illinois State University’s campus.
Combine these two words, floods and puddles, and you get: fluddles. To some ears, it’s a quaint-sounding word, rhymes with cuddles, could even be something a child might say. But in nature, fluddles are quite significant and are the key component of a local wetlands preservation project.
