Redbird Scholars published novels, math books, textbooks, and other works in 2015.
Redbird media: New works by ISU scholars
Unit: Wonsook Kim School of Art
Glass cup sale March 3
The ISU Gather Glass Club will have a cup sale from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday, March 3, on the Center for Visual Arts, room 110.
Photo exhibit, film, speaker to address juvenile justice issues
A photo exhibit by Richard Ross, a showing of the film Girl Trouble, and a talk about prisons and the arts will help shine a light on juvenile justice issues.
Making art speak: Researchers help blind access Milner’s Child Art Collection
Illinois State staff and student researchers are making Milner Library’s vast collection of children’s art accessible to everyone.
University service award recipients named
Laura Vogel, Lea Cline, and Eric Wesselmann will be honored at Founders Day for their service work.
Artist Stephanie Liner to speak of a ‘doomed construct’
Textile artist Stephanie Liner will present “Momentos of a Doomed Construct” at noon Wednesday, January 27, in the University Galleries in Uptown Normal.
Visiting artists enhance learning in Illinois State’s Glass House
Because private dollars are available through the Glass Fund, the University’s resident glass art expert can provide travel, lodging and a stipend for artists he invites to campus from across the globe.
Illinois State artists featured at 2016 Faculty Biennial
University Galleries of Illinois State University is pleased to announce the opening of the 2016 Faculty Biennial. The exhibition will be on view through February 14.
President’s Spring 2016 Speaker Series announced
The President’s Speaker Series will include an artist, a screenwriter, a cyber security expert, a freedom fighter, historians, and a former CEO looking for a sustainable future for business.
University Galleries publishes artist Walter Robinson’s retrospective book
It’s not too often that a book is as good as a show. The Walter Robinson: Paintings and Other Indulgences exhibition was on view at University Galleries from October until December 2014. If you missed it, then the next best thing is to check out the book that was recently published by University Galleries. It’s
