Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz and Department of Politics and Government alum Md. Sohel Rana, M.S. ‘21, have published the book How Autocrats Rise: Sequences of Democratic Backsliding.
Dr. Riaz and alum Rana publish on how autocrats rise
Topic: Research
Dr. Sally Parry to speak at Milner Library, March 5
Dr. Sally E. Parry will share her experience writing, with Dr. Robert L. McLaughlin, Broadway Goes to War: American Theater during World War II.
School of Music professors present research at American Musicological Society meeting
Illinois State University School of Music professors Justin Vickers, Chelsey Belt, and Thornton Miller presented their research at the annual national meeting of the American Musicological Society.
Meet the 2024 Three Minute Thesis competition finalists
The annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition will be held at 6 p.m., Thursday, February 29, at the Normal Theater in Uptown Normal.
Milner Library expands support for Illinois State University authors
New open access publishing agreements support Illinois State University authors
Illinois Symphony Orchestra conductor candidate shares wisdom, encouragement with students in conducting masterclass
Through a partnership with the Illinois Symphony Orchestra (ISO), a group of Illinois State University School of Music students sharpened their conducting skills during a masterclass with ISO music director candidate Yaniv Dinur last month.
Milner Library seeks partners for grant opportunity
The Illinois Secretary of State/Illinois State Library seeks applications for the development of textbooks and ancillaries as open educational resources to ultimately reduce students’ costs and encourage student success.
Image of Research competition highlights beauty of science
The Office of Student Research presented the fifth Image of Research competition February 8 at University Galleries.
Five questions with Nesrin Ozalp, mechanical engineering’s founding chair
Dr. Nesrin Ozalp is the founding chair of mechanical engineering in the new College of Engineering at Illinois State University. Educated at Stanford University and the University of Washington, Ozalp is eager to share her knowledge and experience with students when they start arriving on campus in the fall of 2025.
Catastrophe capitalism
Dr. Intan Suwandi, an assistant professor of sociology, studies who wins and loses during disasters.
