February is designated on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Ready.gov calendar as“National Canned Food Month” — an opportunity to strengthen your household and workplace readiness by building reliable, long‑lasting food resilience for winter emergencies. While Illinois winters often bring unpredictable weather, power outages, and travel disruptions, having safe, shelf-stable food on hand ensures
Kick off 2026 with a resolution to further commit yourself to preparedness, both personally and professionally. January is designated as “Resolve to Be Ready” month, and Emergency Management reminds us of a few key actions we can all take.
This December, Illinois State University reminds the Redbird community to take a few moments to review holiday fire safety practices at home and on campus.
Illinois State University Emergency Management reminds Redbirds to prepare for #WinterReady Month during November.
The Emergency Management department encourages all faculty and staff to take action to stay secure during Cybersecurity Awareness Month this October.
The team at the Office of International Engagement (OIE) have been like ducks: Calmly swimming on the surface, feet paddling furiously below.
The Emergency Management department encourages all faculty and staff to take simple steps to stay prepared during National Preparedness Month this September.
Dismount zones are designated areas throughout campus that are reserved for pedestrian use, and riders are required to dismount and walk their devices through these areas.
President Tarhule sends a message to the campus community in response to a shots fired incident on Sunday, April 27, 2025.
Illinois State University will be testing ISU Emergency Alert on Thursday, October 24, 2024.
