The upcoming event for the fall 2023 International Seminar Series is now open for registration.
Fall 2023 international seminar series event to focus on colonialism
Topic: Diversity
Micki Morency fiction reading, September 18
Publications Unit to host fiction reading and conversation with debut Haitian American novelist Micki Berthelot Morency on September 18.
Autumnal Festival to celebrate ‘native roots’
Visitors to the 18th annual Autumnal Festival at Illinois State University’s Horticulture Center, September 9-10, will experience what it was like in Illinois, before 1800, to stand amid a towering prairie.
Filipino culture and a love for photography
AsiaConnect welcomes Jason Reblando as a guest speaker to discuss how he brings together his Filipino culture and love for photography. In his presentation, he will discuss his previous projects surrounding his insights on Filipino history and its imagery.
McClure instructs Admissions staff about affirmative action
At the beginning of the fall semester, Professor Tom McClure, gave an in-service presentation to the ISU Admissions Staff concerning affirmative action.
Our Newest Redbirds: ‘Inner teacher’ ignited for Teach Chicago Tomorrow student
Junior transfer student Natalia Casas is in the first cohort of Teach Chicago Tomorrow (TCT) Pathways Program students.
Publications Unit alumni showcase: Gabrielle Brown ’20
Gabrielle Brown ’20, founder of the editorial company Gab With Purpose, discusses her career development from a publishing studies student to freelance editor and business owner.
Queer Coalition to host event welcoming members back to campus August 25
Queer Coalition, Illinois State University’s sponsored LGBTQIA2S+ staff, graduate student, and faculty affinity group, will gather at The Coffeehouse (114 E. Beaufort St., Normal) on August 25, to welcome new and returning members to campus.
Pause for Applause: Summer 2023
Join us in applauding these accomplished Illinois State University alumni.
From Protest to President documents alum’s journey
Dr. George Pruitt ’68, M.S. ’70, LHD ’94, has authored a book highlighting his half century working in higher education.
