Redbirds all over the country are taking part in Illinois State’s second Giving Tuesday on December 1, 2015.
#GivingTuesdayISU 2015: Your best tweets, posts, photos
Unit: Advancement
Thanks to you: Giving creates bigger stage for theatre major
Theatre major Samuel Rosenfeld knows what a difference donors can make in the life of a college student. His ISU experience has been enriched because of generosity from the Friends of the Arts.
8 things that wouldn’t exist at ISU without private giving
There are many Redbird experiences that simply wouldn’t exist without gifts from our alumni and friends. That’s the impact you can make on Giving Tuesday.
Illinois State takes part in Giving Tuesday on December 1
On Tuesday, December 1, Illinois State University will participate in Giving Tuesday, the worldwide day dedicated to generosity and giving back.
Our record fundraising year: Soaring to new heights
With the bolstering of donor dollars, Illinois State University’s pledge to preserve the personalized and comprehensive educational experience Illinois State provides is firmly in place.
Everything counts: Scholarship honors math-lover’s legacy
This year’s Pi Day had extra significance at Illinois State, not just because the year allowed the day to be celebrated to its fourth decimal place (3/14/15), but because it marked the awarding of the first two Lee Ann Murray Everything Counts Scholarships.
UMC takes home 7 awards in 2015 Pride of CASE V
Illinois State’s University Marketing and Communications team picked up seven honors in the 2015 Pride of CASE V competition for creative work done for partners across campus.
New Redbird blazers debut with crowdfunding push
Between now and November 15, a limited edition Illinois State Redbird-themed blazer is being offered through a one-time crowdfunding campaign. Select proceeds go to the Weisbecker Scholarship Fund.
Illinois State, COUNTRY Financial team up to promote financial literacy
Illinois State and COUNTRY Financial are discovering new ways to teach financial literacy to students in K-12 schools and when they arrive at college.
Video: Mennonite College of Nursing’s new SimBaby has 200+ parents
The $50,000 high-tech patient simulator helps Mennonite College of Nursing students learn how to care for a sick infant in a safe environment while supervised by their faculty mentors.
