Dr. Charles Edward Morris, Jr., age 92, was born September 30, 1931, and passed away August 11, 2024.
In memory: Dr. Charles E. Morris, Jr.
Unit: Fraternity and Sorority Life
Graduating Redbirds: Medical laboratory science major creates legacy as student leader
Medical laboratory science major Alexandra Martil has been involved with several RSOs and Omega Phi Beta Sorority during their time on campus.
Ties that bind: College of Education alum teaches values with Tie Tuesday, Mr. Jackson University
Daniel R. Jackson ’18 teaches students important values through Tie Tuesday Foundation and Mr. Jackson University.
Crowning achievement: Toby Atkinson ’05 makes her mark as Mrs. United States
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.
Division of Student Affairs to host public forum to discuss the NPHC Plaza
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.
SOCKtober sock drive: Spreading warmth, one sock at a time
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.
Public relations major Emily McAuliff exceeds $90,000 goal for Make-A-Wish Illinois
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.
CCE hosts SOCKtober sock drive
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.
Illinois State University Greek community engages in anti-racism training
Students from the College Panhellenic Council (CPC), Interfraternity Council (IFC), National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), and United Greek Council (UGC) joined together to support Sorority and Fraternity Life, a unit of the Dean of Students Office, in the community-wide initiative to establish anti-racism training for sorority and fraternity members campus-wide.
A Day in the Life: Students contribute through Greek life
Those who founded ISU’s sorority and fraternity community more than 50 years ago would be proud of the 2,500 affiliated students today.
