Illinois State’s new Foods Lab is preparing our students for jobs in the changing food industry. Take a video tour of the new state-of-the-art facility inside Turner Hall.
Video: New Foods Lab prepares students for today’s careers
Topic: Technology
February surplus removal initiative for ISU departments
All University departments are strongly encouraged to participate in clearing your areas of obsolete, broken, and/or excess equipment and furniture during the month of February.
ReggieNet usage continues to climb
More than 8 out of 10 courses taught this spring use of ReggieNet, Illinois State University’s customized learning management system (LMS).
Environmental Health and Safety hosts FEMA social media courses
Environmental Health and Safety hosted a series of FEMA social media courses at Illinois State University in mid-January.
Migration will bring new look, new features to ReggieNet
Students and instructors will notice a slightly new appearance and some welcome new features when they log into ReggieNet after the winter break. These enhancements come the system shifts to off-campus hosting and receives some important upgrades.
New software to improve technology support
A new and improved technology support process is coming to Illinois State.
Technology alum ready for anything—even dancing robots
Just one year after graduating from Illinois State, Andrew Siwicki just took his robotics expertise onto NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” where he teamed up with dance group for a choreographed routine.
Student’s hunting tool wins 2015 Startup Showcase
Kameron Carpenter, an Illinois State University student who created a hands-free device for hunters, was the big winner at the 2015 Startup Showcase in November.
Technology graduate student places third in Startup Showcase
Bastian Hauk-Jegen, a graduate student in the Department of Technology, placed third in the Illinois State University’s Means Center for Entrepreneureal Studies Start Up Showcase competition.
Inside look: Illinois State’s Nursing Simulation Lab
Since opening in 2011, the University’s Nursing Simulation Laboratory (NSL) has ensured all Mennonite College of Nursing students learn fundamental clinical skills in a realistic environment.
