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Peach Pit and Leah Marlene shake the stage at ISU Homecoming concert

Open shot of Peach Pit on stage of Braden Auditorium with red and white lights around them

Braden Auditorium came alive on September 24, as more than 2,000 people gathered for this year’s Homecoming Concert at Illinois State University.

Embrace your inner sorceress this October with Medea, presented by the School of Theatre, Dance, and Film

A teddy bear sitting in a dark room, dim light shining behind a closed door.

Embrace your inner sorceress this October with Medea: a modernized reimagination of the classic Greek tragedy. Follow a stretch of this ancient tale with this raw, cathartic interpretation of a woman’s journey to Colchis and to her wit’s end.

Wonsook Kim School of Art presents the fall 2024 Visiting Artist Lecture Series

A collage of two images: Closer by Ruby Que and an Installation by Alberto Rigau

Artists Ruby Que and Alberto Rigau will present lectures as part of the fall 2024 Visiting Artist Program.

Homecoming in the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts

A large group of members of the Big Red Marching Machine at Hancock Stadium.

Illinois State University Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts is pleased to announce a selection of events to be presented during Homecoming Week 2024.

Young adult authors to visit Milner Library

Milner Library from the outside as pictured behind some leaves

Pablo Cartaya and Michelle Quach will visit Illinois State University in the coming weeks and will give presentations at Milner Library on writing, creativity, publishing, and more.

School of Theatre, Dance, and Film character highlight: Clarisa from Honey Bee Baby

A zoomed in background of dirt with a head shot of Taniah Jones in the foreground in a circular frame. She is sitting on a stool wearing a white shirt and jeans.

In the School of Theatre, Dance, and Film’s up coming workshop production of Honey Bee Baby, the audience is presented a world in which the common person has to pass a test in order to have children, and the children of parents who did not pass the test do not have a place in the world. This article provides a deeper look into one of those children: Clarisa.

Latino and Sustainability Cultural Dinner with musician and activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, tickets on sale until October 14

A person with long dark hair in braids, wearing a patterned coat, gazes seriously into the camera against a soft blue background. They are holding one of the braids with their hand. The lighting adds a subtle warmth to their face.

University Housing Services is excited to announce musician, activist, and prolific voice Xiuhtezcatl Martinez as our special guest for the Latino and Sustainability Cultural Dinner on Tuesday, October 22, at 5 p.m. in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center.

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