As Grayson skated around Grossinger Motors Arena in Downtown Bloomington, Kate and Paul noticed him trying to keep up with a member of the hockey team—Redbird senior construction management major Wil Kelly. Grayson and Kelly ended up skating side-by-side until the arena closed for the evening.
The College of Applied Science and Technology recently hosted a successful week of events celebrating advancements in the field of science and technology, and the students and professionals who make those advancements possible.
The National Council on Family Relations conferred the prestigious status of fellow upon Dr. Ani Yazedjian for her significant contributions to family science through her service, research, and leadership.
Emily Calandrelli, known to her fans as “the space gal” and as the host and co-executive producer of Emily’s Wonder Lab series on Netflix, delivered the keynote address for Illinois State University’s 2023 Science and Technology Week on March 28 in the Bone Student Center’s Brown Ballroom.
Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Ani Yazedjian has announced that Dr. Chad McEvoy has been named the dean of Illinois State University’s College of Applied Science and Technology, effective July 1.
National Public Health Week (NPHW) is an opportunity to celebrate and recognize the contributions of public health and highlight issues that are important to improving our nation’s health.
Grooving Through the 1960s showcases ensembles from the 1960s that range in style, occasion, texture, and season and highlights popular styles and colors of the decade.
Dr. Erol Sozen designed an Honors Exploration to provide an overview of the international coffee supply chain, to introduce the industry-specific process for evaluating coffee, and to teach techniques for making various types of coffee drinks.
Todd Rusk, a certified energy manager, will provide a breath of fresh air on the topics of renewable energy and net zero energy on Tuesday, March 28 in Moulton Hall, room 208 at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
As electric vehicles powered by rechargeable lithium-ion batteries become increasingly common on U.S. roadways, Dr. Jessica Durham Macholz ’10, M.S. ’12, is working to expand recycling opportunities for batteries at the end of their usable journeys.
