Get ready for finals with one or two-hour long drop-in review sessions for a variety of 100 level courses that any undergraduate student can attend (no appointment necessary).
Get ready for finals with one or two-hour long drop-in review sessions for a variety of 100 level courses that any undergraduate student can attend (no appointment necessary).
Get ready for finals with one or two-hour long drop-in review sessions for a variety of 100 level courses that any undergraduate student can attend (no appointment necessary).
Today is the last day to complete the final exam conflict form (having three or more finals on the same day). Students can complete the form in their My.IllinoisState.edu account.
The Senior Professionals Mornings with the Professors series returns for the spring with classes on subjects ranging from Christian nationalism, archeology, the natural wonders of Central Illinois, the music of Beethoven, the mysteries of the universe, and pop culture.
Stop by on one of our scheduled dates with an article of clothing in need of a basic fix.
Bring your lunch or just yourself to the Faculty Staff Lounge in the Bone Student Center (2nd floor, to the right of Timbers Grille) for informal conversation and networking.
Come play board games with us! Want to learn to play mahjong? The popular title-based game in Asia is a game of skills, luck, and strategy. AsiaConnect is hosting a game day on Friday, May 3. We will end the school year with games (board games and mahjong). Light refreshments and Chinese/Japanese tea will be provided.
Finish your final papers strong by having a writing assistant tutor look it over!
Get ready for finals with one or two-hour long drop-in review sessions for a variety of 100 level courses that any undergraduate student can attend (no appointment necessary).
Get ready for finals with one or two-hour long drop-in review sessions for a variety of 100 level courses that any undergraduate student can attend (no appointment necessary).
Anthony A. Amissah, a master's student from Illinois State University Department of Chemistry, will present "Optimization of a SERS-Based Vertical Flow Immunoassay Utilizing a Plasmonic Syringe for Rapid Biomarker Detection and Quantification" on May 3.