Pat Healy ’93 has racked up more than 100 acting credits, including a recent role in the Academy Award-nominated Killers of the Flower Moon.
Unit: Alumni Engagement
ISU hoping to break records again on Birds Give Back, February 2024
In its sixth year, Birds Give Back will be Thursday, February 22, during Redbird Philanthropy Week, February 19-23. Building Birds Together is the theme for 2024 Birds Give Back, as thousands of Redbirds unite to support Redbird causes.
Apply for the ISU Alumni Association board of directors
Applications must be submitted by February 21, 2024.
Redbird alums Joe Murphy ’82 and Lori (Cavallini) Campione ’80 are coming to Washington, D.C.
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that Joe Murphy ‘82 and Lori (Cavallini) Campione ‘80 soon would be there.
10 things every new 2023 Illinois State grad should know
The Alumni Association wants to leave new grads with some quick tips on how to fully take advantage of their new status as a Redbird alum.
Communication Sciences and Disorders launches alumni outreach campaign
This semester the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders launched a new campaign to highlight our alums: CSD Alumni Spotlight.
BCA Homecoming weekend surpasses $30,000 goal
Check out a recap of Homecoming 2023 and how Redbird showed up to support our students.
Support ISU with your required minimum distributions
When Golden Redbirds reach the age of 73, they face decisions about required minimum distributions (RMDs) with their Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs). Among the various options available, one stands out for those who want to make a lasting impact at Illinois State—a qualified charitable distribution (QCD).
Black Colleagues Association gets to know Trustee Darren Tillis
ISU Trustee Darren Tillis ’94 took time to sit with BCA to share his experiences on the board and time as a student.
Golden Redbird Melba Jean Frink shares 97 years of Illinois State memories
Born in 1926, Redbird alum Melba Jean Frink’s story intertwines with the rich history of ISU, spanning seven decades and witnessing transformative changes on campus.