The Senior Professionals’ lifelong-learning classes are returning for the fall semester in a hybrid format on subjects ranging from the culture of science, the U.S. Supreme Court, sociopolitical issues, and the growing applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in society.
Generative AI services such as Chat GPT have disrupted writing across higher education. This session is an opportunity for faculty members to work in small groups with facilitators to pull apart one of their existing writing assignments to redevelop it in one of two ways: to make it more resistant to students unauthorized use of […]
Stop by on one of our scheduled dates with an article of clothing in need of a basic fix.
Grab what you need at the Share Shop! Shopping second-hand is one of the most sustainable things you can do!
Microaggressions are small acts with potentially big effects—little behaviors that communicate hostile or derogatory slights towards a person or a group of people. These acts may be intentional or unintentional. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to identify microaggressions and explore the role they play on our campus. You’ll leave this seminar with a better […]
A committee of faculty and staff have been working since fall 2019 to review and revise Illinois State University’s general education curriculum. Ideas and feedback were solicited from faculty and staff via the executive committee, work groups, surveys, focus groups, and college- and university-level curriculum committees. This input was used to develop proposed revisions to […]
Chemistry graduate student Marymoud Erzuah will present her research seminar on September 29.
This meeting is for college students and young adults; it moves beyond alcohol and also invites individuals who are concerned about their use of other substances.
University Galleries will host independent drawing activities. No registration is required, materials are provided. Visitors will be encouraged — but not required — to look to exhibiting artist Kambui Olujimi's work for inspiration. The Rock that Cuts the Night in Two features Olujimi’s expansive and diverse output, including videos, drawings, paintings, photographs, silkscreens, sculptures, installations, and […]
Featuring Jazz Bands I and II grooving to old and new tunes. For Tickets
Lights will be dimmed and videos turned down for viewing hours at University Galleries intended for sensitive groups. The Rock that Cuts the Night in Two features Olujimi’s expansive and diverse output, including videos, drawings, paintings, photographs, silkscreens, sculptures, installations, and textiles made by the artist from 2005 through 2023. Embedded with a sense of duration […]