Tanya Scott, curator of education and art education instructor at University Galleries, was named the new Collaboratory Civic Engagement Champion by Illinois State University’s Center for Civic Engagement.
Topic: Arts & Entertainment
Illinois Shakespeare Festival announces 2025 season: comedy, tragedy, and romance performed at the historic Ewing Theatre
The Illinois Shakespeare Festival (ISF) announced its 2025 repertory season with three artistic offerings, including two Shakespeare plays and an Oscar Wilde classic. Performances run June 25 through August 2.
School of Theatre, Dance, and Film’s film and digital media seniors tell captivating stories with their capstone film projects
Seniors majoring in Film and Digital Media at Illinois State University School of Theatre, Dance, and Film recently concluded filming their capstone film projects, applying the knowledge and techniques they have gained over their 4-year period in the program.
Food drive for School Street Food Pantry conducted by Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts, December 2-18
From Monday, December 2 through Wednesday, December 18, Fine Arts faculty, staff, students, and guests attending upcoming events will have the opportunity to donate non-perishable and personal care items and compete as part of a school/program team to collect the most items for the School Street Food Pantry.
The School of Theatre, Dance, and Film welcomes two new faculty members
This fall, the School of Theatre, Dance, and Film welcomed new faculty members Rajeev Sigamoney and Jake Ewonus.
Wonsook Kim School of Art annual holiday art sales, December 5-7
The annual Wonsook Kim School of Art holiday art sales will take place this year on December 5-7.
Music for the Holidays, December 7-8
Illinois State University School of Music’s annual Music for the Holidays concert series will take place December 7-8.
Illinois State University School of Music students reflect on concert performance featuring Hye-Young Cho’s Evocation and Mozart’s Requiem
On Sunday, October 13, the Illinois State University Concert Choir, Belle Voix, University Glee, and Symphony Orchestra performed a requiem concert featuring Hye-Young Cho’s “Evocation” and Mozart’s “Requiem” in the Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall.
A Day in the life: TV-10 provides students broadcast experience
TV-10 offers students experiences to prepare them for careers in broadcasting and beyond.
Class notes: Winter 2025
Keep up with what fellow alumni are doing in our class notes for the winter 2025 alumni magazine issue.