As modern-day foot soldiers march in the biggest city of a nation they believe has not always delivered the same promises to certain groups of people, they often gather at the site created by an Illinois State doctoral alum.
The Will to Succeed Scholarship is helping Vicky Nyder with her hopes to become an orchestra teacher.
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic this summer, staff members from departments throughout Illinois State University have been working tirelessly to organize, design, and create plans to de-densify and sanitize campus.
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has announced Obsidian: Literature and Arts in the African Diaspora is the recipient of a $50,000 NEA CARES grant.
President Larry Dietz welcomes Redbirds to the University’s 163rd year, which starts unlike any ever before.
This summer, 27 students received the new Undergraduate Research Support Program grant provided by the Office of Student Research. To honor the inaugural summer of the grant, we have featured five student researchers and their projects.
The Board of Trustees of Illinois State University approved a contract with Reditus Laboratories for COVID-19 testing.
Punctuating the darkness at the end of the universe could be silent fireworks—explosions of the remnants of stars that were never supposed to explode.
One with the Original Source Divinely Feminine in All Your Glory exhibit by alumna Venise Lashon Keys ’16 is on display in Rachel Cooper Hall at Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies.
When the University closed in March, Patti Munster had some time on her hands. Scrolling through Facebook, she noticed her hometown ambulance service needed face masks. The Dean of Students Office staff member has made more than 1,000 facial coverings since then.
