Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality will add Timbers Grille and Star Ginger to the Bone Student Center in spring 2020.
Two new dining venues coming to the Bone Student Center
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Fear the Bird Kick-Off set for August 18
Join us on Sunday, August 18, from 1–3 p.m. on the first floor of the Bone Student Center by Barnes and Noble as we partner with Welcome Week for a Fear the Bird Kick-Off event!
Student Affairs alumni panelists encourage graduates to learn, earn, and return
The Student Affairs Alumni Network welcomed back four alumni panelists April 25 at the Division of Student Affairs’ annual Graduation Celebration.
The legacy of Floyd Hoelting
Floyd B. Hoelting returned to campus Friday, March 29, 2019, to award the Hoelting Team Player Award to Elizabeth (Liz) Thomason, Area Coordinator for Apartments (Cardinal Ct., Fell, and School).
School of Communication enrollment on steady climb
Across 14 years of economic, political, and institutional ups and downs, the School of Communication (SoC) has maintained a steady trend of enrollment growth.
SoC students are taking advantage of internship opportunities
Over 2,500 Illinois State University School of Communication (SoC) students have completed more than 4,000 internships since 2008.
Body Project applications being accepted now for fall 2018
What is the Body Project, and why should I be a part of it?
Are depression or anxiety getting in your way?
Don’t let depression or anxiety stand in your way. Student Counseling Services offers quick, effective 1-hour workshops on how to manage depression or anxiety.
Not sick enough?
The media usually portrays what an eating disorder looks like by one image: an overly skinny girl. There are countless examples of this, like To the Bone, a Netflix movie that displays an underweight woman going through an eating disorder, and Starving in Suburbia, a movie about a dancer that obsesses about being thin. When television, movies, and the media portray an eating disorder as this, people may assume that to have an eating disorder, you must look a certain way—underweight. Women who are average weight or overweight might not get the help they need if others do not believe they are “sick enough.”
Impacting students: Continuing the journey
After 30 years of service to the Division of Student Affairs, Rick Lewis retired from Illinois State in 2016, but his impact on students and involvement with the University continues.
