Dr. Nate Mortimer lead study authors of a new study that looks to fruit flies as an important piece of the autoimmune disease puzzle.
What mutant flies can teach us about autoimmune disorders
Unit: College of Arts and Sciences
New RSOs focus on inclusion, empowerment, and community
With over 400 registered student organizations (RSOs) on campus, Illinois State offers students a multitude of opportunities to explore their interests, develop new hobbies, and build a community. As new Redbirds with their own unique passions enroll every year, that number only continues to grow.
McClure provides continuing legal education to Central Illinois paralegals and attorneys
Professor Tom McClure recently provided professional responsibility training at the 31st Annual Legal Education Seminar, sponsored by the Central Illinois Paralegal Association in association with McLean County Bar Association.
Police continue investigation for missing student Jelani Day
The University continues efforts to raise awareness in the disappearance of Jelani Day. Please continue to provide information to Bloomington Police at (309) 820-8888.
Riaz publishes book chapter on religion and politics in Bangladesh
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz has published a book chapter on the interplay of religion and politics in Bangladesh. The chapter titled – “More Than Meets the Eye: The Narratives of Secularism and Islam in Bangladesh” – is published in an edited volume “Ghost from the Past”.
Leonard presents on the 26th Amendment for Constitution Day
At the invitation of the Center for Civic Engagement, Dr. Meghan Leonard of Politics and Government gave a presentation to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 26th Amendment in celebration of Constitution Day.
Alum Jason Wallace shares his career experiences with students
Jason Wallace ’08, an Illinois State political science alumnus, spoke at Dr. LJ Zigerell’s Professional Development class on September 16, 2021.
Dr. Shawki receives grant for Costa Rica study abroad program
Professor Noha Shawki received a grant from the Student Sustainability Fund in support of the independent study project on fair trade, which is scheduled to take place in spring semester 2022 and will include a week-long immersive experience in Costa Rica during spring break.
Promoting rural residents’ hearing protection and mental health at the 2021 Farm Progress Show
Faculty, staff, and students of Illinois State’s Central Illinois Area Health Education Center (AHEC) and the Eckelmann-Taylor Speech and Hearing Clinic joined with the Agriculture Department on September 1 to provide outreach and a unique focus for the Farm Progress Show.
WCBU earns Best Station, Digital Presence statewide awards
WCBU, the National Public Radio (NPR) member-station in Peoria operated by Illinois State University, has earned first-place honors in the Illinois News Broadcasters Association contest.
