ISU in the News
President Al Bowman was interviewed about the governor and legislature’s need to provide money for MAP – Associated Press, Chicago CBS2, Boston Globe
Anthony DiMaggio, POL, was interviewed for “The U.S., Iran and Nuclear Terror" – Middle East Online
John Kostelnick, GEO, was interviewed about an emerald ash borer study – Pontiac Daily Leader
Andy Rummel, MUS, was interviewed about the tuba’s role as a soloist – WILL-FM.
Matthew Sheep, MQM, was interviewed in “Are you a segmenter or an integrator with your work life balance” – Examiner.com
Aaron Woodruff, University Police, was interviewed about the resurrection of the Students On Patrol program – WJBC-AM
News
Advancement VP Dianne Ashby to retire
After leading UA for five years and serving Illinois State for 18 years, Ashby will retire May 1.
James Stanlaw to present CAS lecture
The lecture will be at 7:30 p.m. in the Bone Student Center Old Main Room on Oct. 27.
Illinois State Students on Patrol
STOP, a registered student organization, is returning after an eight-year hiatus.
College of Education alumni inducted into Hall of Fame
The six alumni were inducted at a ceremony this past weekend.
Illinois State announces faculty promotion and tenure
Thirty-eight University faculty members have been granted tenure.
Athletics inducts five into Hall of Fame
Athletes from volleyball, men's basketball, wrestling, women's basketball and softball represent the 2009 inductees.
Graduate council seeking nominations
There are seven open positions for the spring ballot.
Campus Dining parent/family recipe contest underway
The Tastes Like Home recipe contest will run through Nov. 9.
