From a young age, Ama Blankson has had a passion for volunteering and community service. Since first moving to McLean County in 2008, she has exemplified what it means to be an active citizen.
Motivated by her brother’s experience, an Illinois State freshman has worked to make a difference and help others have their voice heard.
A variety of partnerships with Illinois State University, both old and new, have allowed the YWCA of McLean County to enhance the services through which they serve the community.
Redbirds have the unique opportunity to make their voices heard within their community during the Town of Normal Meet and Greet at 5 p.m. on Monday, September 16 at the Children’s Discovery Museum in Uptown Normal.
The American Democracy Project (ADP) and the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning are hosting a presentation to commemorate Constitution Day.
Claire Meyer is excited to be a Redbird. And that spirit helped her co-found an organization that gave back to the local community.
“Survivors: Stories of Domestic Violence” will be performed at 7 p.m. Monday, September 30, at the Normal Theater.
A new fee structure is being implemented for the Alternative Breaks program to provide access for students who otherwise might not be able to participate in the program’s impactful service learning experiences.
What does it mean to be a Redbird? It starts with Illinois State University’s core values, and a group of seven freshmen is being recognized for embracing those values before even arriving on campus.
Three Illinois State University faculty and staff members took part in an international exchange of ideas in Ghana that also forged interdisciplinary bonds back home.
