PAWSitively Stress Free is a free event co-sponsored by Health Promotion and Wellness and Milner Library that brings therapy dogs to campus.
Take a break with therapy dogs at PAWSitively Stress Free
Tag: Milner Library
Turning Art History into Art: Milner exhibit reinvents textbooks as art
Survey of Art History is on display at Milner Library. The exhibit consists of a series of handmade paper sheets recycled from three commonly used art history textbooks in undergraduate art history survey courses.
Vintage photographs bring scene of the crime to life in Milner Library
Chicago Tribune photo editors Marianne Mather and Robin Daughtridge will discuss their work compiling photographs for the “Gangsters & Grifters” publication during an Illinois State visit.
Normal Reality brings unexpected art to Milner
University Galleries is partnering with Milner Library to display videos on the third floor landing of the stairwell from August 3 through October 12.
Milner Library digitizing ISU presidential portraits
The Illinois State presidential portraits just made another move, this time to Milner Library’s Digital Center where they are about to undergo a digital makeover.
Alum’s gifts help Milner Library remain the ‘heart of campus’
Alum David Paddock is an annual Illinois State supporter, and every year he sends a portion of his financial gift to Milner Library, one of his favorite parts of campus.
Back[story] of the Bird
From the Fighting Pedagogs to the Cardinals to the Redbirds—join Archivist April Anderson and Reggie at Milner Library Plaza on October 23 for a lesson in the history of Illinois State’s mascot.
Love’s Labor’s and the Great War: Milner exhibit runs until August 7
To celebrate the Illinois Shakespeare Festival 2015 production and world premiere of Love’s Labor’s Won, Milner Library presents an exhibition of artwork inspired by the Great War.
Jesse Fell’s part in the Civil War arrives at Milner Library
The Milner Library Special Collections and Rare Books Room at Illinois State University is excited to announce the acquisition of Civil War documents written by Jesse Fell.
Library catalog unavailable June 12–15
The library catalog will be offline and unavailable starting at 5 p.m. Friday, June 12. It is expected to be back up on Monday, June 15.
