Illinois State University has entered the final year of its three-year fundraising campaign to support the creation of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Plaza.
Over 2,100 Illinois State students—about 10% of the total student body—are involved in 42 fraternities and sororities.
Dr. Charles Edward Morris, Jr., age 92, was born September 30, 1931, and passed away August 11, 2024.
Medical laboratory science major Alexandra Martil has been involved with several RSOs and Omega Phi Beta Sorority during their time on campus.
Daniel R. Jackson ’18 teaches students important values through Tie Tuesday Foundation and Mr. Jackson University.
Toby Atkinson ’05 does it all. She’s a Fortune 500 executive, the chair of a regional Alzheimer’s association, and a wife and mother of two. Last October, she formally added “queen” to her list of responsibilities when she was crowned Mrs. United States.
The Division of Student Affairs will host a virtual public forum on February 8 at 7 p.m. to discuss the forthcoming construction of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Plaza on campus.
In its third year, the SOCKtober initiative kicks off with the Center for Civic Engagement collecting new, in-package socks for local children sponsored by the Holiday Helper program.
March Madness is more than just a sorority event for Emily McAuliff. As a passionate advocate for impacting children’s lives, she has dedicated her last two years at Illinois State University to chairing the Make-A-Wish Illinois event. McAuliff is driven by a desire to impact others—most notably, children.
Throughout the month of October, the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) will be hosting SOCKtober, a sock collection drive to benefit the kids taking part in CCE’s Holiday Helper program.
