William Cordova, an interdisciplinary cultural practitioner, will give the visiting artist lecture at noon on Wednesday, March 29, in the University Galleries.
Artist William Cordova to speak at Galleries, March 29
Topic: Research
Robillard to give spring faculty lecture, March 29
Amy Robillard will present “Story, Stripped” for the Department of English spring faculty lecture on March 29.
2017 University Research Symposium at Redbird Arena, March 31
Illinois State University will hold the annual University Research Symposium on Friday, March 31, on the concourse of Redbird Arena. It is the first time the symposium has been held in the arena in its 27-year-history.
Students to bare fashion magazine covers at University Research Symposium
Students taking part in the University Research Symposium will present on diversity—or the lack thereof—in fashion magazine covers.
College of Business professors named co-editors for Journal of Insurance Issues
Two professors from Illinois State University’s College of Business are now editing the Journal of Insurance Issues.
Ask a Redbird scholar: How do you inspire lifelong curiosity in students?
How do you inspire lifelong curiosity in your students for the topics you teach?
What’s inside and where to find latest Redbird Scholar
See what’s inside the biannual magazine focused on the research, scholarship, and creative expression of Illinois State faculty and students.
Carrying the torch: ISU tenor, scholar honors legacy of Benjamin Britten through song and research
One of Great Britain’s best-known and most respected composers of classical music is the muse of one of Illinois State’s more prolific scholars.
Beer: What’s good for cattle
Illinois State Department of Agriculture researcher Justin Rickard is partnering with Normal’s Destihl Brewery on an ongoing research project to determine whether the craft brewer’s grain could be an economical and dependable option for Central Illinois farmers.
Students research skeletal remains to understand Pre-Columbian people
In the 1970s, the skeletal remains of about 120 Native Americans were retrieved from an ancient mound complex on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River valley in Western Illinois.
