Illinois State University is revisiting the conversation about an innovation hub and business incubator. The original plans for a physical space were placed on hold in 2022 after a developer decided not to construct a four-story building in Uptown Normal that would have housed the business incubator among other private businesses.
If you’re graduating, let us know what’s next as you leave the nest. Complete the brief Graduating Student Survey.
Career Services provides career tips to assist Redbirds after graduation.
Illinois State University held its second annual Women as Transformational Leaders event, sponsored by the Office of the Provost, February 24-25.
1871 is a Chicago-based business incubator with a focus on technology. As a result of Illinois State University’s involvement with the Illinois Innovation Network, faculty and students are now able to take advantage of 1871’s programs and services. Over the past year, several members of the campus community have done just that.
Nursing education methods and spaces have evolved in the 100-plus-year history of Mennonite College of Nursing.
Career Services is recognizing the outstanding contributions of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and employers to career development.
Through a new Illinois state-wide partnership, Illinois State University students will now receive free access to Kaplan’s industry-leading test prep resources for graduate admissions exams, licensure, and credentialing exams, as well as skills development courses.
Whether you are interested in personal growth, career advancement, or to change careers, applying for graduate school is a major decision that can shape your future.
Kathleen Tierney ’23 put an inspired twist on her beef calf research to win first place February 27 in the Illinois State University Graduate School’s ninth annual Three Minute Thesis competition.
