Redbird Overwatch wins inaugural MVC Esports Championships

Valley Esports champs

Redbirds win three titles in inaugural MVC Esports Championships

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International students prepare for life after graduation with help from Career Services

The process of applying for jobs can be an anxiety-inducing experience. For international students, the ordeal can be significantly more challenging. Career Services at Illinois State University aims to ease the burden by partnering with the Office of International Engagement (OIE) to host the International Student Career Series (ISCS).

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AsiaConnect April event: tabletop games and karaoke

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.

A candid photo of Dr. Shaheen and two students engaged in an in-class conversation. On the table between them is a hand-crank generator, a manipulative from an elementary school science curriculum, and a computer.

Dr. Natalie Shaheen wins $1.5 million NSF CAREER grant

Dr. Natalie L. Shaheen, assistant professor in the Department of Special Education (SED) is the recipient of a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER grant of just over $1.5 million.

Students look through the WGSS 50th Anniversary Exhibit in Milner's Benway Gallery , leaning over display cases with photos above them on the walls and the Gallery name displayed prominently behind them.

Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies marks 50th anniversary with historic exhibit

The Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) Program is celebrating its 50th anniversary this spring with a retrospective exhibit from Illinois State University’s archives.

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Spring 2024 Commencement, May 10-11

Illinois State University’s spring commencement will be held in five ceremonies with two on Friday, May 10, and three on Saturday, May 11, in CEFCU Arena.

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Mennonite College of Nursing awarded IBHE grant

Mennonite College of Nursing was awarded $148,847 from Illinois Board of Higher Education Nursing School Grant Program.

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Artificial intelligence will … change the world

Illinois State experts weigh in on the importance of learning about the advantages of, and working with artificial intelligence.

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Deeper meaning: Ciphers reveal more than hidden messages

Dr. Katherine Ellison unlocks literary history by deciphering the messages hidden in encrypted writing.

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Bring it Back to Normal

Nearly 40 Illinois State University students volunteered their time on Friday, April 12, during the Center for Civic Engagement’s Bring it Back to Normal service event. Here a volunteer assists tagging trees in the Fell Arboretum.
Three students planting a tree

Bring it Back to Normal

Nearly 40 Illinois State University students volunteered their time on Friday, April 12, during the Center for Civic Engagement’s Bring it Back to Normal service event. Here volunteers at Home Sweet Home Ministries prep a garden and help set up the food co-op.
Four students stand togeter, one holding a bucket

Bring it Back to Normal

Nearly 40 Illinois State University students volunteered their time on Friday, April 12, during the Center for Civic Engagement’s Bring it Back to Normal service event. Here volunteers assist tagging trees in the Fell Arboretum.
A student plants a tree

Bring it Back to Normal

Nearly 40 Illinois State University students volunteered their time on Friday, April 12, during the Center for Civic Engagement’s Bring it Back to Normal service event. Here volunteers at Home Sweet Home Ministries prep a garden and help set up the food co-op.
A student hammers a tag onto a tree

Bring it Back to Normal

Nearly 40 Illinois State University students volunteered their time on Friday, April 12, during the Center for Civic Engagement’s Bring it Back to Normal service event. Here volunteers assist tagging trees in the Fell Arboretum.
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Five questions with Dr. McLoddy Kadyamusuma, chair of Communication Sciences and Disorders

As chair of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Illinois State University, McLoddy Kadyamusuma prides himself on empowering students to help people communicate.
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Alum teams with college basketball legend Dick Vitale and his ‘young heroes’ to take on pediatric cancer with new book

Basketball icon Dick Vitale’s new book, “Until My Last Breath: Fighting Cancer With My Young Heroes,” is co-written by Scott Gleeson ’11.
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MasterChef winner Christine Ha celebrates differences during Asian and Disability Awareness Cultural Dinner

Christine Ha, a blind chef whose parents immigrated from Vietnam, embraces her personal identities like the ingredients for a deliciously unique recipe.
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This month in Illinois State University history: April

From the connection between one of Illinois State’s greatest pitchers and one of baseball’s best hitters to the roots of Arbor Day, historian Tom Emery explores this month in ISU history.
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President Tarhule talks challenges, opportunities, and hats

In this episode of Redbird Buzz, President Aondover Tarhule shares what the first few weeks of his presidency have looked like and how he hopes to create a legacy at the University.