In a 2022 survey of Illinois State student meal plan holders, approximately 8% of respondents—nearly 500 students—self-identified as having a food allergy. Illinois State’s Department of Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality (EMDH) meets those students’ needs by providing resources and services that allow them to safely enjoy the many dining options available.
The Higi Smart Health Station is a free and convenient way for ISU staff, students, and faculty members to be better informed about some health measures.
The annual Civic Engagement Awards celebrate student organizations, units, faculty, staff, students, community partners, and interdisciplinary and equity efforts. Nominations are due March 14.
Event Management, Dining, and Hospitality will offer faculty and staff discounts at both dining centers every Friday in February.
With the start of a new semester upon us, it’s a great time to share information about Recovery for Redbirds, a registered student organization that is sponsored by Student Health Services, as well as a few initiatives you can become involved in that prevent the development of substance use disorders and/or support recovery.
The 2023 Culturally Responsive Campus Community conference will be March 29 with the theme Advocacy, Solidarity, and Empowerment: “The Struggle is Real!”
The Multicultural Center will host CBC Sports Senior Contributor Shireen Ahmed, who will give the talk “Challenging and Changing the Game: Sports Journalism and Storytelling from an Anti-Oppression Lens.”
Dr. Yusef Salaam shared his story of systemic failures and personal triumphs during the Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Dinner at Illinois State University.
Kids, teenagers, and adults need to play! Sometimes as adults, we get so busy we forget to take time to play, and sometimes even forget how to play.
We pay attention to our mental and physiological well-being but fail to give much consideration to spiritual well-being.
