For the second year, Department of Technology and M.B.A. students are working together to create and market real products for their New Product Design and Development course.
Far from the corridors that once demanded reverent silence, Milner Library continues to evolve into a learning laboratory that boasts amenities suited to today’s students.
Illinois State students experience unique faculty mentoring relationships in the classroom. They also find avenues for growth beyond academics, often through Student Affairs.
The IGBA program is just one example of how Illinois State develops partnerships with business, educational, and government entities to provide learning, financial, and mutually beneficial opportunities.
Over the last decade, Illinois State University has become a leader in civic engagement in higher education through its participation in the American Democracy Project.
Illinois State University’s The Autism Place offers services to children with autism and their families while acting as a training facility for undergraduate and graduate students.
A new town-gown project means drivers in Normal will know exactly where they are—Redbird country.
There is no doubt that the investments individuals make in the University’s people and programs are crucial to Illinois State fulfilling its mission of teaching and learning.
One of the goals in Educating Illinois is for Illinois State University to recruit a diverse group of students. An initiative, launched in 2008 by the Office of Admissions, does just that.
Illinois State is making efforts to ensure graduates become global citizens. Leading the charge is Assistant Provost Rita Bailey, who is overseeing work on the University’s first-ever international strategic plan.
