Volunteers from Phi Gamma Nu, a professional co-ed business fraternity, serve at The Baby Fold. Partner Perspectives are written by members of the Community Consulting Board through the Center for ...

The Department of Psychology plans to celebrate the 60th anniversary of our founding as a department in the College of Arts and Sciences as part of Homecoming 2026. Events will include an Alumni Panel ...

It’s officially been 30 years since the first cohort of College Student Personnel Administration (CSPA) students graduated from Illinois State University. We hope you’ll join your CSPA community in ...

Dr. Danielle Miller-Schuster at Illinois State commencement in 1998. It’s officially been 30 years since the first cohort of college student personnel administration (CSPA) students graduated from ...

As part of Illinois State University’s Excellence by Design strategic plan, the University is highlighting innovative projects that advance the University’s strategic priorities. One of those projects ...

It’s officially been 30 years since the first cohort of college student personnel administration (CSPA) students graduated from Illinois State University. We hope you’ll join your CSPA community in ...

Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Ani Yazedjian presents the 2026 Williams Outstanding Technology Service award to Eric Yeager. Nominations are open for the 2027 Williams Outstanding ...

Next week, we’ll celebrate Homecoming 2026: Redbirds Reunite at Illinois State. As our theme indicates, the week is a time to reconnect with colleagues and friends and welcome alumni and visitors back ...

Dr. T.Y. Wang, emeritus University Professor at Illinois State, publishes a co-authored book chapter titled “The China Threat: How Do Taiwan Citizens React to Beijing’s Military Coercion?” in Gauging ...

Music therapy and violin performance student Marie Cruz is creating space for students to explore their culture, embrace new sounds, and find community at Illinois State University. This Latinx ...

Join us in celebrating these new, promoted, reclassified, and retiring staff members.

The Chicago River has a reputation. Up until the 19th century, the 156 miles of steel-lined canals branching through the city served as a dumping ground for industrial waste and sewage. The memory of ...