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Artificial intelligence will … change the world

illustration of robotic face with flames emitting from face promoting AI story

Illinois State experts weigh in on the importance of learning about the advantages of, and working with artificial intelligence.

The music never stopped: 50-plus years of campus concerts

Illustration of a guitar over Horton Field House, which is flanked by two redbirds

From the “Prince of Darkness” to the “Queen of Soul,” dozens of music’s brightest stars have shined at Illinois State University over the past half-century.

Redbirds impress in latest NCAA Academic Progress Rate Report

Illinois State Athletics earned a four-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) score above the national average.

Crompton earns 2023 MVC postgraduate scholarship

Women’s basketball alum Mary Crompton ’21, M.S. ’23, was one of four Missouri Valley Conference student-athletes to receive a $5,000 postgraduate scholarship.

Illinois State graduate programs recognized by U.S. News & World Report

Students walk on the Quad outside of Fell Hall on a sunny fall day.

Illinois State graduate programs were once again recognized by the U.S. News & World Report.

TV-10 celebrating 50 years with reunion

People walking outside Fell Hall quad side

TV-10 will host a reunion weekend to celebrate its 50th anniversary April 12-13, 2024.

Thanks to you: Scholarships and grants afford student research opportunities

student researcher in lab using an inert atmosphere glove box

Donor support provided Katherine Helmink a summer research opportunity.

Access to ReggieNet ends November 30

Fell Hall at twilight as seen from the Quad.

Twilight is here for Illinois State’s old online classroom system. Instructors have only a few weeks to make sure their data is backed up.

Student Danielle Diamond’s journey from school librarian to PULSE program

Abstract Variations sculpture by Ernest Trova with DeGarma Hall in the background

Former school librarian and current student Danielle Diamond is enrolled in the Department of Special Education’s Paraprofessionals Unlocking Licensure in Special Education (PULSE) program. She was inspired to make a career change by a group of special education teachers and students while working as an early childhood and elementary school librarian. Diamond transformed the educational experience of two special education classes by creating unique and accessible library programming.

Starry nights: Astronomy Club offers community for nocturnal night-gazers

Illinois State’s Astronomy Club is dedicated to educating students about the universe.