To help create a more inclusive campus environment and make sure all students are recognized, staff from Illinois State and the Division of Student Affairs helped plan three special graduation ceremonies this year.
The expansion and replication of the Chicago Teacher Education Pipeline model in Central Illinois has hit the ground running in Decatur to serve this high-needs area.
Illinois State senior Karly Enger has been questioning the status quo and their own identity since they were a child.
The week of March 7th marked the 2016 Spring Break week for all Illinois State University students, a week to rest and refocus. Meet Chanel Howard, an ISU Special Education major student who did just that! After taking a College of Education redesigned course offered by Dr. Lucille Eckrich, Chanel observed a local High School in the East Garfield Park Community on the West-side of Chicago.
This semester, as part of their clinical visits to Pilsen, Illinois State University students participated in self-guided tours of the neighborhood.
On Tuesday, April 19, ISU Feminist Led Activist Movement to Empower (ISU F.L.A.M.E.) hosted The Clothesline Project on the Quad of Illinois State University.
Michelle Grzybowski is currently finishing up her master’s degree in industrial-organizational psychology as well as her women’s and gender studies graduate certificate.
Umoja: Celebration of Black Graduates, will be at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 5, in the Center for Performing Arts on the campus of Illinois State University.
The 28th annual Commitment to Diversity Awards have been announced.
Plays written by Paula Ressler and Duriel Estelle Harris, and directed by Duane Boutté will be featured at the Voices of Pride, a festival of new LGBTQ plays.
