Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality (EMDH) registered dietitians Morgan Harm and Zak Kaesberg are available to work with students with special dietary needs and food allergies.
Unit: Student Affairs
Career fairs connect Redbirds with internships, full-time positions, employers
Check out the list of fairs and preparation tips so you’re ready to attend!
Introverted? Not sure where to begin? Here’s Housing’s guide to getting involved on campus
Getting involved on campus can be tough, especially if you are an introverted person, new to the campus, or simply struggle to find ways to engage with the Redbird community. Luckily, your residence hall provides unique opportunities to get to know your fellow Redbirds in genuine ways.
Thompson awarded University Housing Award
Residential Case Manager and Interim Area Coordinator Stephanie Thompson has been awarded one of University Housing Services highest honors, the Floyd Hoelting Team Player Award.
Redbird Legacy: Hockey reminds family of Redbird pride
An experience with the Redbird Hockey Club reminded the entire Cope family of their Redbird pride.
Job fair on August 17 helps students with more than finances
The You Can Work at ISU: Student Hiring Event provides many benefits to students.
Top 10 Move-In tips every new Redbird should know
As the fall 2023 semester rapidly approaches, nerves may begin to settle in for some students and parents. To help ease your transition to college life, University Housing Services wants to share the top 10 tips to help you feel comfortable and confident as you prepare to move in.
Curb Birds: It Isn’t Move-In Without Them
To facilitate a seamless Move-In experience, a dedicated group of students, faculty, staff, and community members—known as Curb Birds—have volunteered to assist students and their families.
Precision Planting joins the Redbird family of Engage Partners
Career Services is pleased to announce that Precision Planting has joined the Redbird family of supporters as a member of Engage, Career Services’ partner engagement program.
Wellness Coaching at Illinois State: Helping you to make positive health behavior changes
With the start of the new year, many people are motivated to make changes in their life that will positively impact their health and well-being, such as trying to eat healthier, increase physical activity, manage stress, sleep better, or improve their relationships.