Joining the Peace Corps wasn’t the easiest decision Vanessa Soto ever made, but it was the right one.
Peace Corps campus recruiter: Benefits of being bicultural
Topic: International
Study aboard trip sets sail for the first time in January
School of Kinesiology and Recreation Professor Rachel Smith will lead an exciting floating travel workshop in January.
CAST launches new partnership for renewable energy majors
The College of Applied Science and Technology launched a brand new university exchange partnership to provide additional opportunities for their renewable energy students to study abroad in Denmark.
Japan next stop for globetrotting educator
College of Education faculty member Erin Mikulec will complete her sabbatical at Akita International University, located in the northern Japanese city by the same name.
Study Abroad Early Bird Deadline announced for spring 2018
The Study Abroad Office is thrilled to announce that applications for study abroad participation during the spring 2018 semester are now open!
Study Abroad alumni: We are hiring!
The Study Abroad Office is seeking two or three Study Abroad Ambassadors to fill current vacancies for next year.
Study Abroad fair to be held in late January
The Office of International Studies and Programs is hosting the Spring 2017 Study Abroad Fair on Thursday, January 26, from 1:30–3:30 p.m. at the Bone Student Center.
Far from home: ISU through the eyes of an international student
Arafat Kabir, a 26-year-old who graduated in May with a master’s in political science, writes about his time at Illinois State University.
Helping Redbirds fly around the world
Illinois State senior Emma Byall’s recent excitement over landing a summer internship in Sydney was quickly met with some sticker shock: Airfare to Australia is really, really expensive.
ROTC cadet participated in cultural understanding and language proficiency program
ROTC Cadet Alyssa Allen spent the month of June teaching English to Lithuanians.
