Faculty, staff, students, advisors, and ISU IT departments have been collaborating toward a shared and renewed focus on improving your experience of our systems, starting with the My.IllinoisState.edu portal.
In March, a group of students from the Arts Technology Program (ATK) had the opportunity to tour rapidly emerging tech companies during their annual trip to Chicago. One of the companies that the group visited was Codal, a mobile app development agency. During the visit to Codal, students attended presentations on UX (User Experience) design and app
As IT student Matt Price graduates and launches his professional career leveraging his IT skills to do do great things, he shares his academic experience in the hope that “it can make a difference with future IT students.”
Students and faculty members have until May 19 to share their opinions about ReggieNet.
Technology and Engineering Education alumna Kelly Smith now teaches at Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire. She teaches classes in Print Media, Media Arts Design and Development, and Audio Video Design.
Illinois State’s student-run TV station recently made the switch to high-definition technology, better preparing students for careers in the industry by giving them hands-on experience with state-of-the-art equipment.
Department of Technology students will learn how to operate a new ROMI 420 Combination Lathe that arrived at Turner Hall on a flatbed truck earlier this semester.
Illinois State alumna JoAnna Sawallisch from the Graphic Communications program is now a project manager and account manager at GFX in Grayslake. She is responsible for working closely with clients.
This year’s Arts Tech Film Fest will feature five films that explore the complexities of a future populated by humans and their robotic counterparts.
According to the IRS, fraud costs victims $190 billion annually in the U.S. alone. Keep reading for more information on each of these types of financial fraud and what you can do to avoid them.
