Dr. Matt Caplan is hosting a seminar series, sponsored by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies. The series, Twelve Thousand Bombs: A Nuclear Weapons Seminar Series, takes a look at the realities of nuclear weapons in the present day.
Topic: Research
Office of Research and Graduate Studies is now accepting proposals for 2024-2025 speaker series
The Office of Research and Graduate Studies (ORGS) is accepting proposals for the 2024-2025 academic year Research Lecture Series.
Research award winners for 2023-2024 announced
Illinois State University announced the winners of the Outstanding University Researcher and the Outstanding University Creative Activity awards. Also honored are the winners of the Research Initiative Awards and the Creative Activity Initiative Awards. Recipients for these awards are selected from competitive pools of candidates.
Inspector Trail: Math student creates AI-powered program for U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center
Mathematics student Joseph Wittrock worked as an intern in summer 2023 for the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center’s (ERDC) Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (CERL), which is charged with developing technologies to effectively and efficiently maintain DoD facilities.
Thriving with Artificial Intelligence series begins Jan. 26
Explore the impact of AI on teaching and scholarship this spring.
Meet the December 2023 GradBird Scholar: Caroline Guiffre
The Graduate School has selected Caroline Guiffre as its December 2023 GradBird Scholar recipient. GradBird Scholar is an initiative to recognize graduate students for their scholarly endeavors at Illinois State University.
Milner Library announces What Water Feeds
The exhibit will run from February 19 through March 24.
University Galleries presents 2024 Alumni Spectacular
University Galleries of Illinois State University is pleased to present the 2024 Alumni Spectacular from January 16 through February 20. The exhibition will feature works by 182 alumni artists from the Wonsook Kim School of Art and Creative Technologies program.
Dr. Kim Fisher receives grant to advocate for better technological education for students with disabilities
Dr. Kim Fisher, associate professor in SED and interim coordinator for the Special Education Assistive Technology Center (SEAT), is applying her research about technology use to SED course curriculum, working to bridge the gap between people with disabilities and the digital age.
Dr. Noha Shawki publishes two co-authored articles in 2023
Dr. Noha Shawki, professor in the Department of Politics and Government, published two co-authored articles in 2023: “Building Solidarity in the Slow Food Movement,” co-authored with Dr. Gina Hunter and published in The International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food (IJSAF), and “Understanding polycentrically organized movements: An analysis of the Slow Food and Fair Trade movements in Europe,” co-authored with Dr. Melissa Schnyder and published in the Journal of Civil Society.