As the pandemic surpasses the one-year mark, keeping many people distanced from their families and friends, we take a look at hobbies new and returned to that have provided an outlet for exploration, creativity, nostalgia, and ultimately joy for faculty, staff, and students at Illinois State University.
Student Body President Lauren Harris exemplifies the student who is highly involved across campus.
Gamma Phi Circus has created a unique performance that will be recorded in Braden Auditorium and livestreamed to its fans across the world starting May 1.
Getting involved with Illinois State University’s Business Week is going to be easier than ever this spring as the 42nd annual event moves to an online format in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Student Wellness Ambassador Team (SWAT) at Illinois State University provides wellness resources to students and the community. SWAT hosts events to promote the eight dimensions of health and provides physical resources to Illinois State students through the Wellness Gazebo, the GSpot. President Tatum Flores said the group holds educational workshops on campus that cover
Illinois State senior Raquel Armas has wanted to become a teacher since her freshman year of high school.
Get tips on proper mask etiquette when participating in an in-person interview.
Ever wonder what it’s like to work towards a Doctorate of Nursing Practice? Or how to balance going back to school with your family or busy work schedule? We sat down with Dr. Jessica Sullivan—a two-time MCN grad and MCN’s FNP sequence leader for the DNP program—to learn more about how the FNP sequence of the program is structured and who should consider earning a DNP.
All clients deserve a therapist who is culturally competent and can provide culturally relevant treatment.
On March 9 and 10, students will have two days with no classes, no assignments, and an opportunity to focus on their own well-being.
