Illinois State students were among more than 200 people to pack a makeshift courtroom as the University hosted the Fourth Judicial District Appellate Court for oral arguments in the Bone Student Center’s Prairie Room.
Jeffers Studies publishes research, analysis, and documents that explore the work and career of the American poet Robinson Jeffers and is edited by Dr. Tim Hunt, professor emeritus of English.
Brenna Long’s trip to Capitol Hill drew a lot of attention from people she knows. Long, a senior conversation biology major at Illinois State University, visited Washington, D.C., in early March with junior biology major Tara Geyer and Office of Student Research Director Gina Hunter to advocate for student research. “There were people coming up
Career Services is recognizing the outstanding contributions of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and employers to career development.
Through a new Illinois state-wide partnership, Illinois State University students will now receive free access to Kaplan’s industry-leading test prep resources for graduate admissions exams, licensure, and credentialing exams, as well as skills development courses.
Legendary Grammy winner, Martin Atkins will give a talk at University Galleries in Uptown Normal on Tuesday, March 25th, beginning at 5:00 p.m. CST.
In honor of World Languages Week, the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures hosted a vibrant series of cultural events from March 4-7. The celebrations featured a mix of food, games, art, and discussions, all designed to highlight the diverse linguistic and cultural heritage of the world.
The Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecturer for 2025, Dr. Peter Fritzsche, will present the lecture, “Brown Vibe: How Hitler Won Over the Majority in 100 Days,” on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 6 p.m., in Schroeder 130.
Check out the latest books and recordings by Illinois State University faculty.
Here are recent grants awarded to Illinois State University facutly and staff.
