Of Illinois State University’s 18,000 undergraduates, more than 3,000 students—17% —are the first in their family to attend college. Three first-generation students—Ash Ebikhumi, Christian Arceo, and Makiah Watson—share their stories of navigating college.
Unit: College of Applied Science and Technology
Drew McArdle ’12 Department of Technology Outstanding Young Alumnus 2022
On October 14, 2022, Drew McArdle was honored as the Department of Technology’s Outstanding Young Alumnus 2022.
Department of Technology hosts Scholarship and Honors Reception
On September 10, 2022, Illinois State University’s Department of Technology hosted its annual Scholarship and Honors Reception.
Redbird spends internship learning about electrified roads
Luke Tempestini, a senior construction management student, was selected as one of two students from twelve undergraduate applicants for the NSF Aspire Research Project.
Platform connects students with alumni for career mentoring
The Alumni Mentor Network allows Redbirds to help Redbirds.
Anthony Izzi ’02 named 2022 Distinguished Alumnus by Department of Technology
On Friday, October 14, the Department of Technology recognized Anthony Izzi, a 2002 construction management graduate as its 2022 Distinguished Alumnus.
Play of Color exhibition at Lois Jett Historic Costume Collection gallery
Play of Color showcases 15 ensembles that range in style, occasion, texture, and season while telling a color story.
The Dr. Peter Yuan Kai Wang Scholastic Excellence Award honors the lasting legacy of late ISU faculty member
Emily Keebler is a senior exercise science major and member of Illinois State’s swimming and diving team. She received the Dr. Peter Yuan Kai Wang Scholastic Excellence Award in recognition of her work in Illinois State’s School of Kinesiology and Recreation (KNR).
The first episode of The PodCAST is now available
The College of Applied Science and Technology has released the first episode of the college’s new podcast, The PodCAST.
Hurricane Ian’s impact felt on campus by loved ones
When Hurricane Ian slammed into southwest Florida last month, University College Program Coordinator Michelle Schuline ’03 watched in disbelief as her father, Mitch Pacyna, shared videos from his waterfront home in Fort Myers Beach of rapidly worsening conditions and ensuing destruction.