Featuring oboe professor Dr. Jillian Kouzel in Concerto for Oboe by Lukas Foss. Lukas Foss (1922-2009), arr. Rhoads, ed. Dunn and Woodward – Concerto for Oboe, mvt. 3 “Moderato – Allegro” (1947-1948) – 6:00*Dr. Jillian Kouzel, oboe soloistFlorence Price (1887-1953), arr. Cheldon Williams – Adoration (1951/2022) – 5:00*Christopher Bulding, graduate conductorNorman Dello Joio (1913-2008) – […]
Experience the gallery before opening hours. The lights will be dimmed, and video volumes will be turned down for the 2024 Alumni Spectacular Exhibition. The Alumni Spectacular celebrates University Galleries’ 50th anniversary and the talented alumni who have been such a rich part of our history. An open-call invitation was sent to alumni from the […]
Join University Galleries staff, along with artist Jan Brandt, for a workshop on fiber sculpture inspired by Brandt's piece in the Galleries' current exhibition, the 2024 Alumni Spectacular. Registration is required for the event, which is free. Materials and instruction will be provided. The Alumni Spectacular celebrates University Galleries’ 50th anniversary and the talented alumni […]
Head to central Illinois for this special afternoon to connect with fellow alumni and friends while learning more about the ag alumni network.
Let the good times roll with two hours of skating, pizza, soda, Redbirds, and fun!
Arugula Suarez just wants to fit in. But it's not easy when you're a sixteen-year-old alien from the planet Zlagdor. Stuck in a world where the only things that make sense are roller derby and salad, Arugula and her father, Nancy, must find out what it means to be human before time runs out for Planet Earth.
Content Warnings: Mild violence.
Run Time: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Dates/Times: Feb 16, 17 at 7:30 pm; Feb 18 at 2 pm; Feb 21-24 at 7:30 pm
Arugula Suarez just wants to fit in. But it's not easy when you're a sixteen-year-old alien from the planet Zlagdor. Stuck in a world where the only things that make sense are roller derby and salad, Arugula and her father, Nancy, must find out what it means to be human before time runs out for Planet Earth.
Content Warnings: Mild violence.
Run Time: 90 minutes (no intermission)
Dates/Times: Feb 16, 17 at 7:30 pm; Feb 18 at 2 pm; Feb 21-24 at 7:30 pm
Illinois State University’s Senior Professionals program will explore the various ways the Holocaust has been depicted in literature, theater, and film during sessions this spring.
This interactive workshop will give you opportunities to ask questions and get tips on building a professional network.
In this webinar, we will discuss how we need to stop with anecdotal frameworks and focus on a small number of leadership behaviors that, when practiced, measurably deliver "happy results."
For additional information contact School of Music Livestream
The Spring Career Fair connect employers seeking Redbirds for full-time positions.