Two documentary showings are meant to engage students in dialogue. The Inclusion Project will sponsor the showing of White Like Me on Tuesday, February 26, and I Am Not Your Negro on Thursday, March 28.
Good communications skills are essential to one’s career success. Career Ambassador Brooklyn Vogel provides tips for students on how to develop this very important transferable skill.
We spend the majority of the week at work, and for some, it can spill out beyond the forty-hour obligation.
RuPaul’s Drag Race finalist Shea Coulee will be joined by local drag royalty and student performers.
The sexual choices made today can impact you for a lifetime as well as someone else’s. With this in mind, the following suggestions can help you be part of a cultural change toward supporting a healthier sexual climate.
Writing a quality résumé can be intimidating. However, Career Ambassador Ashley Chmielewski breaks down resume writing to help students gain confidence in securing an interview.
Illinois State University faculty, staff, and students are invited to attend a free showing of Won’t You Be My Neighbor? at the Normal Theater on Tuesday, February 26. The documentary begins at 7 p.m.
The Brown Ballroom, the ballroom’s pre-function space, and new entrance are now open on the west side of the building.
Every January at the Division of Student Affairs’ On Common Grounds: Dialogues on Diversity and Social Justice event, we are reminded of the power of intergenerational mentoring.
In November, a group of involved Illinois State University students traveled to the Student Affairs Leaders of Tomorrow (SALT) Institute in Milwaukee.
