Ashley Boaz, a senior psychology major, and her team worked with Professor Steve Croker this semester to explore magical thinking and the idea that a person can control outcomes through an object.
Dogs aren’t just adorable. They’re also really good at calming you down. That’s why Illinois State offers PAWSitively Stress Free, a stress-relief program sponsored by Health Promotion and Wellness.
Textbooks are expensive, and many students work part-time jobs to pay for them. Illinois State sophomore Adebosola Akinborho can’t do that. That’s because she has cancer, and is currently undergoing chemotherapy.
When you are learning how to compose music, there’s nothing like having some of the best musicians in the world perform your piece and tell you what worked, what didn’t, and why.
Illinois State’s actuarial science program has a national reputation. But it’s the on-campus support system that impresses junior Mike Paradiso the most.
The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation helps students from underrepresented backgrounds who want to pursue science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) careers.
An Illinois State alum is encouraging more students and recent graduates with disabilities to join a workforce recruitment program for the federal government.
Illinois State’s College of Education helps students like Madison Strebel get comfortable with a real classroom environment early on.
All over the country and all over the world, Illinois State University students are making a difference on Alternative Breaks. Here’s a closer look at one recent service trip to Ghana, Africa.
Junior Brittney Tarr is co-president of the Deaf Redbirds Association, one of 20+ registered student organizations in the College of Education.
