Alumna Janelle Love-White shares why Illinois State was the right spot to earn her master’s in college student personnel administration (CSPA).
Why I chose ISU for graduate school: Janelle Love-White
Topic: Alumni
Fulfilling a dream: Broadcast Hall of Famer, who didn’t speak English until her teenage years, is now a bilingual reporter in Chicago market
The thought of moving away—again—was a bit unnerving for Sandra Torres ’06.
Hitting the right notes: ISU alum JUNO took up music to better connect with people
Ashlee Gilot ’09 has a personality that might be even bigger than the following she’s rapidly accruing. Better known today around the music industry as JUNO, she’s fun, spunky, and outspoken. At her core, that’s always who she’s been. JUNO is also a risk-taker. Thanks to a leap she took a decade ago, she has created a significant platform to express herself in the only way she knows how.
Get to know President Dietz through virtual alumni event
From the comfort of your own home, workplace, or favorite relaxation spot, get to know Dr. Larry Dietz, the 19th president of Illinois State University on June 18.
Trust through truth: Alum tackles tough metro assignments by building relationships
Illinois State alum and WDAF FOX4 reporter Zac Summers ’11 discusses the current news industry and his past working at Illinois State’s TV-10.
Redbird legacy: Like father, like son
Illinois State freshman Jalen Love learned early on the value of going to college and pursuing a degree. His parents, Larry and Betty Love, were both first-generation college students who found a home at the University.
How we met: Mary and Phil Loveall
An ordinary day on campus turned out to be anything but for Phil Loveall ’63, M.S. ’65.
Pause for applause: Spring 2020
We applaud these Illinois State alumni featured in the April 2020 issue.
Lifelong learning: Alumni appreciate free access to webinars
The Alumni Association provides lifelong learning and career development opportunities for Redbirds long after graduation.
Historic appointment: Alumna first African American and female to lead ISU’s governing board
Alumna Julie Annette Jones ’90 is the first African American and female to lead ISU’s governing board.
