Tour historic Ewing Manor, the Channel-Norman-style residence that was home to many of Hazle Buck Ewing's efforts to support the causes of education, women's suffrage, and world peace.

Build professional connections with alumni.

This series will discuss L. Frank Baum, his classic children's novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, as well as its various interpretations and adaptions for stage and film.

Learn about working for Cintas, check out their supplier trucks and get a free Jimmy John's sandwich
(while supplies last).

Join the Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) and the Center for Integrated Professional Development (CIPD) for a community reading of Democracy in Retrograde: How to Make Changes Big and Small in Our Country and in Our Lives by Sami Sage and Emily Amick. In today’s political climate, it’s easy to feel discouraged and overwhelmed by […]

This is a regular Civil Service Council meeting. All meetings are open to the public and available to attend via Zoom.

Student Counseling Services invites faculty and staff to participate in Recognize. Respond. Refer., a campus-wide series designed to support your ongoing efforts in promoting student well-being. This three-part series offers approachable, practical strategies to help you identify signs of student distress, respond with care and confidence, and connect students to helpful campus resources.  You don’t […]

A discussion-based group exploring a book written by graduate student instructors for graduate students, to give wide-ranging concepts of building and sustaining a community to support graduate students navigating teaching at the college level. No registration is necessary—come as you can and leave when you must.

Join us for this exhibition at the Student Art Gallery located in Julian Hall.

Discover how to take your career to the next level with three-time author and founder of the Ideal Candidate Kevin Davenport.

ISU faculty Kim Risinger, flute and Angelo Favis, classical guitar will perform works by Giuliani, Goss, and Beaser. For additional information contact Dr. Angelo Favis (309) 48-7123 or Dr. Kim Risinger (309) 438-8100

Students report that courses which incorporate instructor videos into their Canvas courses are much more engaging and effective than those containing only text and still images. In this workshop, you will learn how to build interactivity into your videos by inserting hyperlinks and test questions--turning videos into graded assignments. You can also create assignments where […]

In this first session of this series, we will define what it means to be an undocumented student in the context of higher education. We will discuss the key challenges that undocumented students face in a university setting, such as financial aid access and legal status concerns. Participants will come away with ideas and strategies […]

A deep dive into how to design assignments, assessments, and activities that account for AI. Participants will explore the affordances and limitations of using AI-powered tools in creating course materials, lesson plans, and assignments. Registration Required.

Explore how to lead without the formal title
.

FEES: $95 for Senior Professional members $115 for non-members Price includes: Transportation, snacks, lunch and site fees Register online at seniorprofessionals.illinoisstate.edu or call (309) 438-2160. Event Description The Kenneth and Phyllis Laurent House is one of only 11 hemicycle Usonians in Frank Lloyd Wright’s extensive portfolio of work. It is also the only home designed […]

In this live, interactive author talk, leadership expert and former Harvard Law School lecturer Elaine Lin Hering offers a bold yet compassionate framework for reclaiming our voices.

President Aondover Tarhule will deliver the annual State of the University Address at 2 p.m. Thursday, September 25, in the Brown Ballroom of the Bone Student Center.

LAN 67-West Side Chicago action team meets every fourth Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. Zoom link available on requestChair: Dr. Annetta Wilson

Discover how you can use AI for the job search process and explore best practices for using this innovative tool successfully.

Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Their World Tour The value of travel as a means for individuals to open their minds to other cultures and learn the contribution of citizens from around the globe was impressed upon Hazle Buck Ewing in 1924. It was then that she embarked on an international trek around the world […]

ISU Wind Faculty Galina Kiep and Dr. Paul Nolan will perform works by Ugay, Larsen, and Poulenc. Accompanied by Lu Witzig, piano. For additional information contact Professor Galina Kiep (309) 438-8240

This workshop introduces Midterm Chat, also known as Small Group Instructional Diagnosis (SGID), as a structured, confidential method for gathering mid-semester student feedback to inform peer review of teaching. Participants will explore the process of Midterm Chat, its role in promoting intentional teaching practices, and its value in peer review processes. Through guided practice, you […]

The Lake County Action Team meets every fourth Friday of the month at 9 A.M. Meeting type: Zoom Community co-leader: Sandra Shultz, Phil Biage Contact Phil Biage if you have any questions.

Learn how to be effective in a job interview with helpful tips, and a mock interview with alumni.

ISU Faculty and Staff are invited to attend a conversation on cutting edge insights including a Q&A session with ISU Alumnus Ramtin Davanlou, AI Chief Technology Offer for Accenture, a leading global consulting firm. Contact Peter Kaufman for more information or to register to attend.

Join the WGSS Program for Targeted Violence safety training with ISU's Emergency Management.

Music students perform

For additional information contact School of Music (309) 438-7631

Create found poems inspired by works in Jen Bervin: Shift Rotate Reflect. All materials provided.

We're rounding up Chicagoland Redbirds for ISU experiences complete with Avanti's residence hall mini golf, virtual stroll through the Quad, and more.

Head to Miller Park Zoo to hang out with Reggie and his friends!

Head to Miller Park Zoo to hang out with Reggie and his friends!

ISU Symphony Orchestra will perform works by Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) – Symphony No. 104, "London" Hob.I:104 (1795) and Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904) – Symphony No. 8, Op. 88 (1889). Samuel Chen, conductor To purchase tickets