The University is moving forward with efforts to construct a residence hall that will add up to 1,200 beds, and anticipates having the building ready for use by fall 2022.
Expanding housing: Plans developing for new residence hall project
Unit: Student Affairs
Therapy dogs visit campus for PAWSitively Stress Free during finals week
Join Health Promotion and Wellness and Milner Library and get PAWSitively Stress Free! Take a study or work break to pet certified therapy dogs and enjoy other stress-relieving activities. Research from the University of British Columbia shows that petting a therapy dog for a few minutes can be beneficial for college students. Data from this
CRCC Conference emphasizes need for activism, solidarity
Illinois State faculty, staff, and students gathered at the Bone Student Center November 18 and 19 to learn the importance of solidarity and activism at this year’s Culturally Responsive Campus Community (CRCC) Conference.
Ability to utilize technology essential to Redbird career success
Redbird Mila Wendt shares how vital technology is to one’s career; and although it can be intimidating, it is not as hard as it seems.
Online sponsorship offered for this year’s Holiday Helper program
Help local children have a brighter holiday season by sponsoring them through the Holiday Helper program. This year’s program features a new, online sponsorship system and an additional partner agency.
Students learn from alumni at Involvement to Industry Conference
As part of Student Affairs week this fall, the Division of Student Affairs hosted its inaugural Involvement to Industry Conference for students and alumni on Saturday, September 28.
CESL launches civic engagement ambassador program
The Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning recently launched a new Civic Engagement Ambassadors Program, advancing the core value of civic engagement through department-level conversations and information sharing.
Identifying if graduate school is for you
If you’re about to graduate or an alum considering going back to school, graduate school may be for you. The Career Center provides these tips to help you decide.
Hire a Redbird at spring career fairs
There’s no greater way for Redbirds to give back to their alma mater than by hiring one of their own.
Graduating soon? Don’t forget about your career
As you finalize all of the tasks you must complete before graduation, don’t forget the ones that will be the most important to your career.
