The Division of Student Affairs is now seeking nominations for the Steve and Sandi Adams Legacy Hall of Fame and the Redbird Proud Young Alumni awards.
Unit: Student Affairs
Illinois State once again named a StormReady University
The National Weather Service has renewed Illinois State University as a StormReady University. The designation recognizes Illinois State’s preparations for severe weather conditions and weather emergencies.
Retirement reception for Patti Munster, June 29
Members of the Illinois State University community are invited to a retirement reception for Patti Munster from 3-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 29.
Registration for fall career fairs now open
If you’re an employer, register early for the fall career fairs. Spaces are limited and fill-up quickly.
Photo gallery: 2022 recognition ceremonies celebrate Illinois State graduates
Graduation recognition events commemorate the accomplishments of graduating Redbirds and their families.
Eating and body image concerns in male-identified students and athletes
Male-identified individuals have been traditionally underrepresented in research regarding eating disorders and body image which is part of the reason behind various barriers men face to receiving proper assessment and treatment.
Graduating Redbirds: Matt Sears is leaving ISU with 2 degrees and a wealth of memories
Two bachelor’s degrees in six years have left Matt Sears ’20 well educated, well experienced, and full of memories.
Graduating Redbirds: Mennonite College of Nursing students prepared to ‘make a difference’ in patients’ lives
Students graduating from the Mennonite College of Nursing are prepared to provide compassionate care as they enter the nursing profession.
Plastic surgery: A tool for empowerment or another appearance ideal gimmick?
While there are surgical procedures that can have positive lifechanging affects like gender affirmation surgeries for transgender individuals, plastic surgery can be seen as another multibillion-dollar industry the profits off the insecurities of those wealthy enough to afford these procedures.
Graduating Redbirds: Student leader’s efforts make campus more accessible
Graduating Redbird Daisy Rodriguez wants to do her part to make the business world more accessible for all people, regardless of their background. Much of that drive came directly from the leadership roles she has held at Illinois State University.