On Sunday, October 13, the Illinois State University Concert Choir, Belle Voix, University Glee, and Symphony Orchestra performed a requiem concert featuring Hye-Young Cho’s “Evocation” and Mozart’s “Requiem” in the Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall.
Topic: Research
Experience is the best teacher: Personal journey, spirit of curiosity prepared Illinois State’s provost
Dr. Ani Yazedjian brings the totality of her person and professional experiences to the role of vice president for Academic Affairs and provost.
Born accessible: Redbird scholar addresses inequalities in STEM education
Special Education faculty member Natalie L. Shaheen is conducting National Science Foundation-funded research to make classrooms “born accessible.”
Life-saving app: Illinois State and OSF HealthCare are addressing the opioid epidemic with an unconventional tool
Matt Kase served as the lead student designer on an app to train laypeople to deliver the life-saving drug Narcan.
Meet the November 2024 GradBird Scholar: Diego Soto
The Graduate School has selected Diego Soto as its November 2024 GradBird Scholar recipient.
Dr. Beth MacDonald and Dr. Allison Kroesch count on ARCS Grant to support interdisciplinary collaboration
A team of Illinois State researchers from the College of Education working with local elementary students was recently awarded an Advancing Research and Creative Scholarship (ARCS) grant.
Dr. Allison Antink-Meyer named the 2024 College of Education Outstanding College Researcher
Dr. Allison Antink-Meyer, associate director for undergraduate programs and professor in the School of Teaching and Learning (TCH), was named the winner of the College of Education (COE) Outstanding College Researcher Award.
Interprofessional collaboration and design in virtual reality environments for rehabilitation and aging-in-place
Interprofessional collaboration is critical for investigating the effectiveness of virtual reality technology for rehabilitation services and aging-in-place practices.
James L. Fisher 2024 Outstanding Thesis winners announced
The Graduate School is proud to announce the winners of the 2024 James L. Fisher Outstanding Thesis Competition.
Second CTK Game Jam promotes creativity, social impact in game design
More than 30 students from the School of Creative Technologies (CTK), the Wonsook Kim School of Art, and the School of Information Technology collaborated in small teams to create eight games in just 72 hours during Illinois State University’s second CTK Game Jam, October 25-28, in the Center for the Visual Arts.