The Illinois State University campus is known for its newly renovated orthopedic student center and new multicultural center, but there are many places on campus with a rich history that many are unaware of. Here are the 10 best places to visit on campus ISU Planetarium ISU Planetarium opened its doors in 1964. Since then, … Read more
Your garden needs more than love and care to grow during this time. Spring is the time to grow gardens, but if your plants are struggling to resist, then they may need a vitamin supplement. Like us, plants need a balance of nutrients and minerals to keep them in shape. But if you visit the … Read more
The Illinois State University Horticulture Fall Festival, “Respecting the Rainbow – Respecting People, Plants and Their Relationships” was successfully completed last weekend. The event featured a variety of activities and attractions for participants, such as throwing rotten food, glass-throwing hunting, hydrates and cultural plantations, titled “World Tree” and “Garden Spirits.” Exhibitions included preliminary tours of … Read more
A staff member of the Horticulture Center explains how they came up with the idea for a spring break. Standard – At the Illinois State University Garden Center, people with green weeds can be found like peas. On Sunday, two people stopped to visit 23 hectares of lush greenery away from Rahab Road on the … Read more
Illinois State University Vegetable Spring Festival is returning to normal this weekend. The festival will be held on Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and on Sunday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the ISU Garden Center. This year’s theme is “Rainbow Connection Respecting People, Plants and Their Relationships.” Exhibitions include preliminary visits … Read more
The Spring Festival at Illinois State University Garden Center will return to normal this weekend. The festival will be held on Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and on Sunday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the ISU Garden Center. This year’s theme is “Rainbow Connection Respecting People, Plants and Their Relationships.” Exhibitions … Read more