159 fine arts students had the opportunity to get a head start on their careers last week. On October 17, a handful of alumni returned to campus to share their advice with current Illinois State students as part of the second annual CreativeCon. The free event was organized by the Career Center and the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts and held in the Center for the Visual Arts.
When the Culinary Support Center (CSC) opened in August, it completely restructured how Illinois State University manages food production.
Due to the rise of food allergies on campus, the Bone Student Center, Marketplace at Linkins, and Watterson Dining Commons now house EpiPens.
Redbird Taylor Denby shares how to be successful as a new Redbird, both academically and with your career.
Meet artist Jason Reblando and view his portfolio edition of New Deal Utopias as well as work from his series documenting planned communities that were part of the U.S. federal government’s Resettlement Administration during the Great Depression.
Check out the following community engagement opportunities open to Illinois State students, faculty, and staff.
The Body Project is an evidence-based workshop geared toward female-identified students that aims to promote a healthy, realistic body image.
Milner Library invites the campus community to a special event featuring artist Eric Anthony Berdis.
The Body Project: More Than Muscles is an evidence-based workshop geared toward male-identified students that aims to promote a healthy, realistic self-concept and body image.
Illinois State’s campus offers many locations that are perfect for sitting back and studying. From the Quad to the Milner Library, there’s a spot for every Redbird to relax and refocus.
