Civic engagement is a core value at Illinois State, and nowhere is that more visible than the University’s Alternative Breaks program. This year, 235 students served in five communities across the U.S.
Illinois State University students will celebrate an International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31. The student groups, ISU Pride and the Transgender League of Extraordinary Genders (TLEG), will raise the Transgender Pride flag outside Moulton Hall that day.
The Career Center will once again host its annual Diversity Employer Expo on Wednesday, April 13, to provide students a chance to network with alumni from diverse backgrounds and employers seeking diverse candidates.
The Adventure program will host a day hike to Goose Lake Prairie State Natural Area in Morris. The Goose Lake Day Hike will take place April 2 and costs $20 for students/members or $25 for nonmembers.
A workshop titled “Cultural Differences in Relationships” will be at noon, Monday, March 21, in McCormick Hall, room 262.
Richard Miller, director of the Center for Urban Education at the University of Pittsburgh, will lead an interactive seminar on creating a more racially just campus environment.
Graduate school students and doctoral candidates are invited to join the Career Center and the Graduate School for an evening of professional development at Graduate Student Career Roundtable on Thursday, March 31.
Are you getting ready to leave your apartment for spring break? Leadership and Community Connections offers the following tips for students regarding their off-campus residences.
Take a look at what students residing in Illinois State University’s various Themed Living-Learning Communities have been up to since the beginning of the spring semester.
Service and philanthropy is one of the four core values of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Illinois State University.
