College roommates are a big part of the college experience. But how does a university determine who your student will live with?
How are college roommates paired?
Unit: Student Affairs
Things that matter when choosing a college meal plan
With all the decisions that go into choosing a college and preparing to attend, food can get overlooked. But selecting the right meal plan will help your student acclimate to their new home.
TRIO Student Support Services participants show love to local children
Students in Illinois State University’s TRIO Student Support Services Program decorated and filled Valentine’s Day gift bags for children at The Baby Fold.
The landscape of casual sex
Hookups, or casual sexual encounters, have been happening for decades on college campuses. However, has something changed over the course of time?
Help us help you: Complete health survey and earn a free drink!
Students will receive an invitation to take part in the National College Health Assessment in their ISU email in mid-February. Information collected from this important survey helps identify health and wellness priorities that drive resources and services for Illinois State University students.
Journalism alumni share how internships lead to careers
WOWK-TV’s Haley Kosik ’18, KOZL-TV’s Hannah Zettl ’18 and WCIA-TV’s Alex Corradetti (14 credit internships for their career success and dream jobs.
Students, alumni connect with employers at Spring Career Fair and Education Career Fair
As spring approaches, many students begin thinking about employment after graduation, and many alumni may be considering a career change. To help Redbirds with their careers, the Career Center is hosting its Spring Career Fair and Education Career Fair.
University police dive into advanced cultural training
University Police are gearing up for RITE training, which walks participants through the process of recognizing and understanding bias and the emotions that may surface during a call.
DASH your way to heart health
Just like any muscle, the heart can be strong, weak, or overworked under certain circumstances. If a disease or injury weakens or overworks your heart, you will not move blood throughout the body very efficiently.
Discover interns gain more than experience and course credit
Redbirds Nathan Stukenberg and Tyler Block share how their internship at Career Center Partner Discover Financial Services helped them develop their skills and build a path to career success.
