The Latino Studies Program invites you to join us for our final event of our Latino Heritage Celebration. Lilia Fernandez November 11, 6:30 pm Stevenson 101 Presentation Title: Was the City Black and White? A History of Latinos in Mid-Century Chicago The nation’s third largest city has been known for its rich European immigrant heritage
The Latin American and Latino Studies Program is pleased to share an upcoming study abroad opportunity to Panama.
Meet Spanish major Lorraine Garcia.
The Department of Psychology, with the Graduate Association of School Psychologists and Psi Chi/SPA, will present a free screening of the documentary “Reject” on Monday, November 9.
Gabe Gudding will give a talk based on his new book, Literature for Nonhumans on November 11.
Latino Heritage Month will wrap up November 11 with a talk by author Lilia Fernandez on Mexicans living in Chicago.
All three Green siblings are working in the TV news business, a shared passion that started inside Fell Hall at Illinois State University and now fuels three promising young careers in broadcasting.
The Department of Psychology and the Industrial/Organizational-Social Colloquium Series will present a talk with Kimberly A. Quinn on Tuesday, November 17.
Professors and students from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders will be presenting at this year’s ASHA convention.
Illinois State University’s Assistant Professor of English Joe Amato will be featured during the Department of English’s Annual Creative Writing Faculty Reading at 7 p.m. Friday, November 13, at University Galleries.
