Columnist Briahna Joy Gray, esq., will be the speaker for the annual Black History Month celebration at Illinois State University.
Briahna Joy Gray to speak for Black History Month, February 19
Unit: History
Brendan’s semester in Costa Rica: From “un poquito” to “mucho mejor”
Illinois State University student Brendan Flynn shares his experiences studying abroad in Costa Rica.
Seeing the tapestry of history with GIS
With the help of a College of Arts and Sciences Interdisciplinary Grant, Kathryn Jasper teamed up with John Kostelnick to help students integrate geographic information systems into their research.
Five receive 2019 Alumni Awards
The Alumni Association will recognize five individuals and their outstanding achievements and contributions.
Faculty-led Study Abroad programs for Summer 2019
Illinois State University’s Office of International Studies and Programs is pleased to share the faculty-led study abroad program offerings for the Summer 2019 term.
Fisher Outstanding Thesis winners announced for 2018-2019
The results of the 2018-2019 James L. Fisher Outstanding Thesis Award Competition have been announced by John Baur, associate vice president for Research and Graduate Studies at Illinois State University.
A 5,000 mile flight: no big deal, right? Brooklyn Scharwark’s summer in Italy
Brooklyn Scharwark recaps her experience studying abroad in Italy during the summer of 2018, learning about the culture and history of the country, and also learning about herself.
Employers seek common professional skills in candidates
According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, there are specific skills employers seek, in addition to academic knowledge or experiences. Identify these transferable skills and learn how to develop them as a Redbird.
The Fulbright connection: Changing the world through shared knowledge
Over the Fulbright Program’s 70-plus-year history, more than 370,000 scholars have taken part in the prestigious program, including at least 50 who teach at Illinois State University today.
The Q&A with Andrew Hartman: Did the culture wars ever end?
Andrew Hartman could hardly have known in 2008, when he began writing his history on America’s culture wars of the late-20th century, how timely the book would turn out to be.
