Illinois State students do not have to wait until graduation to gain real-world experience. They don’t even have to get a summer internship to find out what it’s like to collaborate with a leading organization.
Anthony Calcari is looking forward to playing a role in Illinois State University history this week as he takes the stage alongside more than 100 other student performers involved in the oldest collegiate circus in North America.
This weekend, Illinois State freshmen Jacinda and Jenika Smith will rise nearly 30 feet in the air at Redbird Arena and attempt a series of tricks on a rotating cube.
The newly renovated Brown Ballroom in the Bone Student Center played host Friday, April 5, to some of Illinois State’s top minds during the 27th Annual University Research Symposium.
The George R. and Martha Means Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at Illinois State University is dedicated to helping students get business ideas off the ground and, thanks to an alumni endowment, is equipped to provide financial assistance for young entrepreneurs.
To better meet the needs of working professionals hoping to continue their education, Illinois State University is changing its traditional, on-campus Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program to a blended format.
Cousins Carrie Happel and Devon Harp came up with the idea for their small business while eating breakfast with their family in a New Jersey diner. They were scrolling through photos on their phones of Disney-inspired T-shirts when the question was posed, “Why couldn’t we do this?”
Illinois State University’s College of Business has a long history of success and looking back over the past year, it is clear to see that once again Redbirds have much to celebrate.
Think the elevator is too slow? Are the stairs too crowded to navigate between classes? Next fall, Illinois State University students will have an alternative way to get around the State Farm Hall of Business.
You’ve heard about intercultural fluency, but what really is it and how do you develop this skill? The Career Center explores this highly valued transferable skill that employers seek and provides tips for developing it.
