Illinois State graduate J. Aggabao is an assistant strength coach with the St. Louis Rams, an elite job that’s exactly as cool as it sounds and way more data-driven than you can imagine.
Unit: Veterans and Military Services
Accelerated B.S.N. student prepares for Navy deployment
Justin Johnson found Mennonite College of Nursing (MCN) to be a great fit for a second bachelor’s degree that would give him plenty of options for avenues to pursue in the future.
ISU named Military Friendly School
Illinois State University has once again been included in the Military Friendly Schools listing published by Victory Media.
Latino Cultural Dinner features U.S. veteran/actor J.R. Martinez, October 27
University Housing Services is pleased to welcome Army veteran, motivational speaker, actor, and author J.R. Martinez for our Latino Cultural Dinner on October 27.
Fall Career Fair connects students with employers, October 16
Illinois State University students and alumni are invited to the Career Center’s Fall Career Fair on Thursday, October 16, from 2-6 p.m. in the Brown Ballroom at the Bone Student Center.
A passion for service: From the military to nursing
Matt Baxter’s dream of receiving his B.S.N. came true as he celebrated graduating from Illinois State University’s Mennonite College of Nursing on August 8.
Veterans and military students can get career advice October 9
Veterans and military students seeking employment are invited to attend the Career Center’s Veterans’ Grab-n- Go Lunch & Walk-In Resume Critiques on October 9, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Archives hold personal stories of WWI
This summer’s anniversary of World War I is a time to remember that the “war to end all wars” drew many people affiliated with Illinois State into service, including many women.
ISU ROTC cadets raise money for Wounded Warrior Project
As part of this year’s Science and Technology Week, the Redbird Battalion hosted a fundraiser for the Wounded Warrior Project.
Video: Veteran finds a home at Illinois State
Matt Thein is one of Illinois State’s biggest cheerleaders. Literally. The physically fit Air Force veteran is one of several hundred former members of the military on the Illinois State campus.