Mirkan Garcia’s plans for the future changed when she was awarded a Hope Chicago Scholarship for a debt-free college education during her senior year of high school.
The face of Preview for 30 years, Mary Jo Fabich was one of the first staff members to greet new students when they arrived on campus.
A social impact panel, including first-generation alum Marnika Morton ’23, will share success stories and advice for current students during Illinois State University’s sixth annual National First-Generation College Celebration Day November 8.
The Returning Redbirds Project at Illinois State University aims to re-engage students who left without completing their degree, particularly those with 120 or more credit hours completed.
Students can use this time with Milner librarians to learn about generative AI and a few specific tools they can use to help manage their time and get started with research projects.
If you are applying to graduate school or considering it as part of your career plan, get support as you prepare for the next step in your academic and career journey.
Current director of University College, Michael “Brody” Broshears is celebrating one year at Illinois State University. Department communications and marketing coordinator Sharvelle Bullock-Hamilton had a chance to catch up with Broshears to discuss his expectations, changes, challenges, and victories he’s faced so far, and what campus can look forward to during the academic year.
As we begin a new school year, we are excited to welcome new faculty to the School of Teaching and Learning. In addition, during Teacher Appreciation Week, several faculty were recognized as Influential ISU Faculty/Staff Educators by the Cecilia J. Lauby Teacher Education Center.
University College announces the 2024 Impact Award recipients.
Senior interdisciplinary studies major Avery Birnbaum knows exactly what he wants to do after graduating this May: become a zoologist.
