Newest Museum Studies cultural exhibits displayed in Schroeder Hall showcase pieces from around the globe.
New cultural artifact exhibit displayed in Schroeder Hall
Unit: Sociology and Anthropology
Rural design within reach: Sierra Mack-Erb’s master’s research
The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program’s March/April exhibit at the Rachel Cooper Art Gallery showcased rural communities’ placemaking and design efforts.
Graduating Redbirds: Ethan Edwards is leaving Illinois State a more accessible place
A Laboratory Schools alum who will soon become an Illinois State alum, too, has left a legacy at Illinois State.
Graduate research exhibit merges design and community-engaged research practices to drive social change
Design influences our lives in ways we often don’t realize. It’s present in the schools we attend, the offices where we work, and the homes we live in. Sierra Mack-Erb researches the power of design as a graduate fellow at Illinois State University and is earning their M.S. in Cultural Anthropology in the Applied Community and Economic Development sequence.
Meet the April 2025 GradBird Scholar: Meghna Gogoi
The Graduate School has selected Meghna Gogoi as the April 2025 GradBird Scholar.
2025 WGSS Student Research Symposium is Friday, April 25
WGSS symposium is a day-long event with student panels, faculty moderators, an awards banquet, keynote speaker, and chances to network with students and faculty.
Students celebrate Bilingual Advocacy Week: Distinguished educator visiting Illinois State
Dr. Antonia Darder will give the keynote lecture for Bilingual Advocacy Week on April 24.
Free test prep resources now available to Redbirds
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.
Bone Lecture: “How Hitler won over the majority in 100 days”
The Robert G. Bone Distinguished Lecturer for 2025, Dr. Peter Fritzsche, will present the lecture, “Brown Vibe: How Hitler Won Over the Majority in 100 Days,” on Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 6 p.m., in Schroeder 130.
From calves to climate change: Graduate students enlighten and entertain at Three Minute Thesis competition
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.
