Since joining Illinois State University’s (ISU) faculty in 2002, Dr. Douglas Cutter has witnessed and supported the growth of the Latin American and Latino/a Studies (LALS) program on campus for over a decade. Check out our conversation highlights to learn about why he wants students to become politically active, travel, and join the Latin American and Latino/a Studies minor!
Homemade guns are a growing problem, according to Mark Tallman, Ph.D., a Politics and Government alumnus interviewed by The New York Times.
Politics and Government alumnus Kenneth Janda, retired Professor of Political Science from Northwestern University, published a book titled The Emperor and the Peasant: Two Men at the Start of the Great War and at the End of the Habsburg Empire.
Ali Riaz has published a new book titled Lived Islam and Islamism in Bangladesh.
University Professor Ali Riaz contributed to several news articles on the topic of the Rohingya crisis in recent days.
Mennonite College of Nursing’s Leadership Academy aims to help a generation of nurses find their voice while preparing them with personal, team, and business leadership skills.
University Professor Ali Riaz has just commenced an overseas speaking tour on South Asian politics.
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures teacher education students and the Coordinator of Teacher Education, Susan Hildebrandt have been recognized over several years for the Languages program at the Unity Center in Normal.
The Department of Health Sciences welcomes Jenicia Cox as our next featured student.
The Illinois State University Mock Trial Program hosted its sixteenth annual invitational tournament November 17-19 at the McLean County Law & Justice Center in downtown Bloomington.
