For three weeks leading up to Halloween, students in Dr. Li Zeng’s Asian Film Genre class immersed themselves in Asian horror films by exploring cultural and societal nuances.
Topic: Student Life
Join Milner Library for game night on November 7
Bring friends (or make new ones) while taking a study break with tabletop games, video games, snacks, and more.
Video: Viral student-organized TikTok competitions create community
What started as a “joke of an idea” for freshman business administration major Tyler Miller and his friends has gone viral. Each Wednesday, Miller hosts a weekly competition on Illinois State University’s Quad promoted and shared through his TikTok channel.
Research methods and skills support now available to all Redbirds
Thanks to the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, Illinois State University now has access to over 280 hours of structured online learning in the teaching and learning of research methods.
Mentor a Redbird student
Redbirds help Redbirds through the Alumni Mentoring Network.
Answering the call: STEM Ambassadors’ research inspires FAQs page
Seven sophomores are leading the charge to make introductory STEM classes at Illinois State University more inclusive, accessible, and equitable.
The importance of cybersecurity with Dan Taube
The most important lesson I’ve learned and accepted is that this is a marathon that doesn’t end. In terms of cybersecurity, there is no real endgame where we can consider everything online to be safe and secure. While there are certainly techniques that are most effective to reduce the likelihood and impact of a cyberattack, eliminating it is impossible because of technology and threat actors continuing to rapidly evolve. This ultimately requires cybersecurity to constantly adapt to different threats and attacks, which is all a part of the marathon we are currently in.
Nursing Student Ambassador: Chad Bianchi
The student ambassadors of Mennonite College of Nursing offer prospective students a genuine look into a nursing student’s life at Illinois State University. Join Chad Bianchi as he shares his journey firsthand.
RSO Spotlight: Meet the Queer Ed Birds
“Be gay, do good” is the unofficial slogan of the Queer Ed Birds, a registered student organization (RSO) for teacher education majors who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community.
According to Dr. Christie Angleton (she/her), Assistant Professor in the School of Teaching and Learning and faculty advisor, this simple yet powerful slogan captures the essence of the organization.
Vote in the November 5, 2024 General Election
Students, faculty, and staff are highly encouraged to vote in the November 5 General Election. Find the resources you need to cast your ballot on campus.