The disruption of the spring semester by the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has also impacted one of Illinois State University’s most cherished traditions: Spring commencement.
Winter commencement will be held in two ceremonies December 14, with the University awarding approximately 1,100 baccalaureate degrees and more than 205 graduate degrees.
Brenda Nedved, Haley Drucker, and Mark Reppen are the deaf and hard of hearing program’s only graduates this December. The three students are all members…
Winter weather is a challenge for December graduates. No one really wants to stand in front of bare trees in a thin graduation gown and…
Before you leave campus, Illinois State's Alumni Association wants to leave you with some quick tips on how to fully take advantage of your new…
Graduation Services is looking for volunteers to fill a variety of roles at the winter commencement ceremonies.
Countless hours are spent in the planning and implementation of two major student events, Welcome Week and commencement, both coordinated by the Dean of Students…
Illinois State will award 3,523 baccalaureate degrees and 708 graduate degrees. There are 3,885 students scheduled to participate in the spring ceremonies.
When Elizabeth Rice received her master's degree in speech-language pathology May 10, her mother wasn't there. Five years ago, Melissa Rice died at the age…
A variety of volunteer positions and times are available for the ceremonies on May 10 and 11.