The Division of Student Affairs is proud to highlight two alumni who have made a significant impact in their careers and communities by sharing their life-changing experiences with others since graduating from Illinois State University.
It is important for our society to change our perception of what people should look like and focus on who they are as people, writes Samantha Volk from Illinois State’s Body Project.
School belonging, social support, and a healthy developing identity continue to be very important predictors for success among underrepresented students.
While some students decide to spend their spring break at home or in warmer weather, 177 Illinois State students chose to devote their time off to Alternative Spring Break.
Brighten your night and join us for the Neon at Night 5K Fun Run at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 19.
The March RSO spotlight is the Quidditch Club, also known as the Illinois State Firebirds.
The Dean of Students Office student spotlight for March is Sal Delgado, a junior secondary education major, specializing in history.
Well. It’s about that time of year again. You’re going to start seeing the advertisements everywhere: “8 Weeks to a Better Spring Break Body!”; “The Ultimate 4-Week Spring Break Workout Plan!”; “Get Spring Break Ready in Two Weeks.”
Leaders of Social Change is a five day trip organized by the Leadership and Community Connections unit of the Dean of Students Office.
Over the weekend of January 21 and 22, members of Fraternity and Sorority Life headed to Lake Williamson Christian Center for an annual retreat.
