Bring It Back to Normal (BIBTN) has provided opportunities for students to give back to the community that is home to Illinois State University. In keeping with the tradition of "spring cleaning," we will be assisting local community partners with their outdoor clean-up, tree tagging, and garden work this year.
Bring It Back to Normal (BIBTN) has provided opportunities for students to give back to the community that is home to Illinois State University. In keeping with the tradition of "spring cleaning," we will be assisting local community partners with their outdoor clean-up, tree tagging, and garden work this year.
Bring It Back to Normal (BIBTN) has provided opportunities for students to give back to the community that is home to Illinois State University. In keeping with the tradition of "spring cleaning," we will be assisting local community partners with their outdoor clean-up, tree tagging, and garden work this year.
Learn about life after Optional Practical Training (OPT) and the application procedures, specifically on how to apply for H-1B visas.
Sudarshana Patra, a master's student from Illinois University Department of Chemistry, will present "Wearable Self-Powered Pressure-Sensing Device Based on a Combination of Carbon Nanotubes or Porous Poly(dimethylsiloxane) on April 12.
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.
Let's celebrate all of our alumni and station accomplishments together at this 50th anniversary milestone event!
The ISU Jazz Ensembles performance will feature guest artist and trumpet virtuoso, Tito Carrillo. For additional information contact Dr. Tom Marko (309) 438-2541 LivestreamTo purchase tickets
The Department of Physics will deliver oral presentations on April 13.
Celebrate all of our alumni and station accomplishments together at this 50th anniversary milestone event.
Celebrate Slow Art Day at University Galleries! Spend time looking closely at artworks in the 2024 Student Annual exhibitionand drawing details at your own pace. All materials will be provided. Tanya Scott, Curator of Education, will lead visitors in a discussion about the works on view. More information about Slow Art Day, an international event, is available here.
A special exhibit, Opening Hazle’s Closet, will be featured at Ewing Manor from October 28, 2023, through September 1, 2024.