Learn how Alanah Ruffin ’19 found her passion as a student working with Milner Library circus route books.
How a former student employee found her passion working with circus route books
Topic: Alumni
English Department alum publishes poetry chapbook
Alumna of the Department of English and the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, poet, scholar, teacher, community activist, and feminist Jenna Goldsmith is publishing her third book of poetry in February 2021.
Communication Sciences and Disorders Scholarship recipients 2020
These honorees represent the high caliber students who attend Illinois State University. CSD is grateful for the support of the individuals and organizations who fund scholarships for worthy students like the ones listed here.
Stevenson Center alum shares career experience
The Stevenson Center’s interdisciplinary, applied curriculum informs the work Michael Hotard ’09 does today as senior program manager at the Stanford Immigration Policy Lab.
10 things every new Illinois State grad should know
Illinois State’s Alumni Association wants to leave you with some quick tips on how to fully take advantage of your new status as a Redbird alum.
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We are entering the holiday season, which is a time for gatherings and reflection as the year ends.
Virtual events strengthen Redbird connections
A shift in the way Redbirds can engage with Illinois State University has occurred over the past several months as a result of the coronavirus.
Redbird Legacy: Three generations of Redbirds
hose who founded ISU’s sorority and fraternity community more than 50 years ago would be proud of the 2,500 affiliated students today, as they find meaningful ways to live their organization’s values.
Where are they now? Neal Cotts
Neal Cotts was on track to graduate when Major League Baseball came calling during the 2001 draft, where the Oakland Athletics selected him the second round with the 69th overall pick.
Fighting COVID-19: Nursing alumna shares experience caring for pandemic patients
Mennonite College of Nursing prepares students to deal with the unexpected, as has been proven by graduates in hospitals across the country.
