Kody Frey and Erica Johnson have a lot in common. But they never would’ve met without the Graduate Student Association, a registered student organization that’s making a big comeback at Illinois State.
As the semester is quickly coming to an end, students will need to think about moving out of their off-campus apartment.
Winners of the annual Commitment to Diversity Awards were honored at the Bone Student Center on April 12.
With some help from Milner Library’s Dr. Jo Ann Rayfield Archives, let’s take a look at some of our favorite photos of ISU’s student groups—then and now.
Actress Tessa Thompson, star of the new, critically acclaimed movie Dear White People, will lead a talk about race, diversity and inclusion in the arts at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 21, in Braden Auditorium. A showing of the film will be Monday, April 20.
Volunteers will serve the residents of Normal by gardening, painting, washing windows, and completing other spring cleaning projects on Saturday, April 18.
All over the country and all over the world, Illinois State University students are making a difference on Alternative Breaks. Here’s a closer look at one recent service trip to Ghana, Africa.
What’s it like to stay Up Late at State? Just ask Erin Cealey. The special education major is a student worker for Up Late at State, a late-night program run through the Dean of Students Office.
Senior Matt Rillie was part of the team that brought the nation’s largest LGBT college conference to Illinois State.
Thousands of students from across the Midwest will gather in Bloomington-Normal for the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender Ally College Conference (MBLGTACC) from Feb. 13 to 15.
