Throughout a U.S. presidential race with more twists and turns than a Formula One road course, New York Times photographer Todd Heisler ’94 often reminds his colleagues to “keep (their) batteries charged.” Heisler’s cameras and batteries are always ready too.
Illinois State University’s Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts is pleased to announce a selection of events for November and December 2024.
The Illinois State University School of Creative Technologies will host three guest artists as part of this year’s David Brian Williams Creative Technologies Visiting Artist Series.
The exhibition is on view from October 14 through December 2, 2024 and features the works of 29 faculty and staff in the Wonsook Kim School of Art and School of Creative Technologies.
It’s not every day that a student gets an excused absense to attend the Creative Arts Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. But that’s exactly what happened to Illinois State University sophomore special education major Maddie Rowan this semester.
This Fall, the school of Theatre, Dance, and Film will present a production of Medea, by Euripides and adapted by Ben Power. The production was directed by M.F.A Directing candidate John McCall Jr. During the show, the audience will notice a chorus of Corinthian women accompany Medea throughout her trials and tribulations. This group of women function as support for Medea during a time of great mental and emotional turmoil.
From the founding of the University’s first student organization 167 years ago to a memorable concert featuring a Redbird alum, historian Tom Emery explores this month in Illinois State University history.
Embrace your inner sorceress this October with Medea: a modernized reimagination of the classic Greek tragedy. Follow a stretch of this ancient tale with this raw, cathartic interpretation of a woman’s journey to Colchis and to her wit’s end.
Illinois State University has been an active member of the Illinois Innovation Network (IIN) since 2019.
Samantha “Sammi” Bunch is a junior volleyball player at Illinois State University. A setter and defensive specialist, this native of Romeoville still loves the game she’s been playing since she was a child. She’s also an artist with an eye on a specialized career.
