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Harvard Review editor Chloe Garcia Roberts to discuss poetry, April 19

Flock of birds flying during a sunset. Image from the cover of Chloe Garcia Roberts's book, The Reveal.

Poet and managing editor of the Harvard Review Chloe Garcia Roberts will share her experiences at Illinois State University on April 19.

Documentary on racial justice advocate Dolores Huerta to kick off ILACHE Conference

To celebrate the Illinois Latino Council on Higher Education coming to campus, a free screening of the documentary Dolores will be April 19 at the Normal Theater.

Commitment to Diversity Award winners announced

four men standing with a trophy against a backdrop that says Diversity at State

Winners for the 30th annual Commitment to Diversity Awards were announced at a ceremony in the Bone Student Center.

Ambassador for the #BlackLivesMatter Network to address Women and Gender Studies conference

Janaya Khan, international ambassador for the #BlackLivesMatter Network, will be the keynote speaker for the 23rd annual Women’s and Gender Studies Symposium.

Stretching the Ties that Bind: Mothers and daughters topic of talk, April 23

older mother upset and young woman leaning on her shoulder

Megan Gilligan of Iowa State University’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies will present “Stretching the Ties that Bind: Intergenerational Estrangement Between Mothers and Adult Children.”

Why is Illinois So Corrupt?: Panel discussion, April 23

The Institute for Corruption Studies at Illinois State University will host the panel discussion “Why is Illinois So Corrupt?” at 6 p.m. Monday, April 23, in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center. The event is free and open to the public.

‘Create Your Space’ at Illinois State’s Communication Week, April 16-20

image of Fell Hall at Illinois State University

More than 80 professionals—80 percent of them Illinois State University alumni—will return to campus as speakers, panelists, and presenters for Communication Week.

Politics and government students present at Research Symposium

This year’s annual ISU Research Symposium showcased ten posters presented by Department graduate and undergraduate students.

Stripeik receives Grabill-Homan Peace Prize

Politics and Government student Billy Stripeik was honored at the College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Spring Address with the Grabill-Homan Peace Prize Award.

Harris, Miller-Ott, and Wood are 2017-2018 Outstanding Teachers

Professor Allison Harris, Professor Aimee Miller-Ott, and Professor Amy Wood are the 2017-2018 Outstanding College Teachers.