As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this summer, local organizations are joining forces to facilitate intergenerational dialogue about American Democracy and inspire collective action.
Illinois State University’s African American Studies Program (AAS) returns to the Normal Theater this February to host its second annual Black History Month Film Festival.
Dr. Erica Frantz will give this year’s Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecture on February 24.
Meet Brittney Vietti, director of enrollment management and undergraduate studies in the Department of Politics and Government.
Marshad Moses personifies the definition of perseverance. At 35, this native Chicagoan hasn’t backed down from going after his goal of a college education.
The Department of Politics and Government is deeply saddened by the death of our colleague, Dr. Carl Palmer.
Illinois State University’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) has announced applications are open to three grant programs intended to promote the future of general education and research in the University’s largest college.
Distinguished Professor Ali Riaz made a presentation at University of Texas at Austin on 13 November.
Duguid argues that a more coordinated and integrated EU-NATO approach is essential to maintaining trans-Atlantic stability
Riaz appointed Special Assistant to the Chief Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh.
