Images can grip us with differing stories of people, places, and events depending on their content, but also depending on their context and placement. This is a particularly appropriate moment to look at parallels from the past.
Thanks to the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, Illinois State University now has access to over 280 hours of structured online learning in the teaching and learning of research methods.
Queer Coalition, Illinois State University’s sponsored LGBTQIA+ faculty, staff, and graduate student affinity group, will host a catered lunch and interactive workshop led by Carle BroMenn Senior Staff Chaplain Charlotte Hoffman on Wednesday, November 13.
The event and following Q&A will be located in the southwest corner of the sixth floor of Milner Library. All are welcome.
Dr. Bailey’s discussion will explore how white supremacy harms white individuals, drawing connections between privilege, identity, and the societal structures that sustain inequality.
The annual event aims to “inspire global momentum toward the open sharing of knowledge in order to address important social issues,” by drawing attention to the benefits of open access publishing, as well as the progress made and challenges to advancing open access.
From the founding of the University’s first student organization 167 years ago to a memorable concert featuring a Redbird alum, historian Tom Emery explores this month in Illinois State University history.
Students can use this time with Milner librarians to learn about generative AI and a few specific tools they can use to help manage their time and get started with research projects.
Dr. Christopher Breu, professor of English, is distinguished by having their forthcoming monograph, In Defense of Sex: Nonbinary Embodiment and Desire, selected for inclusion in the Knowledge Unlatched 2025 program.
Assembled from published pamphlets, archival records, cached webpages, livestream videos, and Word documents saved by Illinois State University’s director of media relations and strategic communications, this collection tells the administrative story of Illinois State University over the past 57 years and paints a vivid picture of the accomplishments of its faculty, staff, and students.
