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Being of service: A teacher and Army veteran inspires his students to honor those who died for their country

Le Roy High School teacher Brad Marcy ’09, M.S. ’17, engages students through the Good Cemeterian project.

Makerspaces: Resources on campus present creative possibilities for students, community

Dr. Ashley Waring-Sparks invites students to get creative in CeMaST’s STEM Hub.

The Center for Mathematics, Science, and Technology (CeMaST) at Illinois State manages the STEM Hub, which houses all the maker-based programming of the center and hosts learning experiences in partnership with local schools. Some of the tools available at the STEM Hub include a laser engraver, a 3D printer, drill presses, an embroidery machine, calculators, table saws, a vinyl cutter, soldering irons, and an assortment of tools.

Grant-writing workshop for Illinois Innovation Network grants

image of a hand holding a pen as a person writes on paper

The Office of Research and Graduate Studies will host a workshop to help faculty apply for Illinois Innovation Network (IIN) grants.

The College of Education and Educators Rising celebrate future teachers

In the picture a girl is holding a College of Education shirt while standing next to a cut out of Reggie the Redbird. On Reggie are red feathers that have handwritten explanations of why students chose to go into the field of teaching. There is a sign off to their left that says "What is your why? And where will you fly?"

The College of Education and Educators Rising Illinois celebrated future teachers at the second annual Educator’s Signing Day.

Students teach and learn abroad this summer 

Three ISU students stand in front of a classroom of young children and their teacher with a photo of the ABC book by Dr. Seuss on the large screen at the front of the room.

Eye-opening, immersive, engaging, adventurous, fun, educational, and thrilling! These are just a few of the words ISU education students used to describe their study abroad experiences this summer.  

Dr. Vivian Presiado named the College of Education’s 2023 Teacher of the Year

Woman stands on the left side next to a man who is handing her a plaque as an award

Dr. Vivian Presiado was recently named the College of Education Teacher of the Year for 2023. This award recognizes an educator who has demonstrated exceptional teaching abilities, innovative practices, and a deep commitment to student success.

Illinois State University hosting 2024 Illinois Innovation Network Sustainability Research Conference in October

The Illinois Innovation Network (IIN) will hold its 2024 Sustainability Research Conference at the Illinois State University October 17-18.

Chloé Vicente arrives from Chile as Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence

Woman stands outside on the ISU quad in front of the garden beds and the Welcome Week hot air balloon.

Chloé Vicente has joined the School of Teaching and Learning and Milner Library as a Fulbright scholar-in-residence. The librarian is the first Chilean to receive a Fulbright award in library science, and the first Chilean to be a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence.

Career Services series assists Redbirds considering grad school

many students in cap and gown at Commencement

If you are applying to graduate school or considering it as part of your career plan, get support as you prepare for the next step in your academic and career journey.

ISU Golden Apple Scholars program most successful in state

More than 1,000 Illinois State University students have been inducted into the Golden Apple Scholars Program in Illinois, making it the most successful Golden Apple program in the state where it all started.