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Crime Log & Advisories

Crime Advisories are issued in compliance with the Timely Notice provisions of the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, a federal statue governing the reporting and disclosure of crimes on college campuses.

Crime Advisories are sent out when a crime occurs on or near campus and does not represent an immediate threat to safety. In addition to appearing here, Crime Advisories are sent to student emails, listed on the Safe Redbirds app, and may be posted to our department's social media accounts when appropriate.

In the case of an imminent threat to safety on campus (ranging from a severe weather situation to an active shooter incident), an Emergency Alert will be issued. Emergency Alerts are sent in partnership with ISU Emergency Management. Students are automatically registered to receive Emergency Alerts, but parents and family members can sign up or learn more here.

Recent Crime Advisories

A man wearing a black suit and glasses stands at a podium in front of a room filled with round tables where audience members sit in groups of four.
The College of Education at ISU welcomed Dr. Alfredo J. Artiles for a day of learning and reflection that challenged educators to rethink what inclusion truly means. His visit invited students, faculty, and community educators to consider how schools can better support all learners by understanding the intersections of language, culture, and ability. 
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As the end of the calendar year approaches, Illinois State University is encouraging all active employees to opt in for electronic delivery of their Form W-2 and Form 1095-C statements. 
Four students watch two other students playing a computer game, with "Redbird Esports" written behind them.
The hum of high-end PCs mingles with bursts of laughter at the Esports Arena located in Illinois State University’s Bowling and Billiards Center. For Redbird gamers, the arena is not just another campus facility; it is a creative hub and the heartbeat of a strong and accepting community. Junior integrated marketing communications major Camilla Blacha