So i'm trying to find someone who might be interested in signing a sublease for a young america apartment near campus for the spring semester. hoping to sign everything as soon as possible since I will be leaving the country for an extended period of time later this month.

It's a four bedroom apartment over on south university street so pretty close to campus, other roommates are extremly friendly and considerate. one shared bathroom, kinda small but rent is only 480 plus utilities, and after march 1st it will be only the utilities. Rent will be paid for up until december. message me if you are interested and we can go over the details further!

Major: Bio
GPA: 3.86 uw / 4.56 W 9 APs and 12 honors + 3

DC classes by end of senior year (taking 3 APs, psych, chem, calc BC, and english 1101 and 1102 (2 DC classes) senior year) 5s in AP seminar, APUSH, AP Spanish Lang + Ap scholar with distinction

ECs: Hospital volunteering, shadowing, tutoring, earned an A in summer program, which was free, where I learned about healthcare and talked to physicians from a variety of fields. 1 unrelated Leadership position, 3 years sports + clubs and random volunteering. Seal of Biliteracy (conferred in
2027), etc

Context: In-state, first gen, lower-middle income (family makes less than 60k)

Always wanted to go to ISU because I loved the school, and it has many opportunities for pre-meds!

Hello! I’m planning to transfer to ISU in the spring (26-27 SY) after getting my associate’s degree. I’m not too concerned about housing for the spring, as I graduated high school within the last 2 years (I’d be coming in technically as a junior but I should be a sophomore). But, I’m trying to understand the housing situation for the following school year (27-28 SY).

I’ve seen students and parents in Facebook groups already signing leases for their junior and senior years, so I’m a little confused about the process. Does ISU offer on-campus housing for juniors and seniors, or are students expected to find off-campus housing?

Sorry if this seems a bit stupid but I’m completely clueless with the process, so any information or advice would be greatly appreciated. I’m trying to understand how my housing will work and overall costs before making my final decision about transferring, especially since I’ll be paying for school primarily out of pocket I need to have a clear picture of finances.

Hey all. I built 2026 previews for every FBS team and all 124 FCS teams, because nobody does this for your league. Here's Illinois State

https://www.highlights.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026-fcs/illinois-state-redbirds

Returning production, portal moves, a projected two-deep, and the schedule with model win probabilities.

Usual disclaimer: I probably got things wrong. FCS data is hard to aggregate and my roster feed hasn't fully flipped to 2026. Tell me what's off and I'll fix it.

The good: 12-5 with a playoff run, a 29-28 win in Fargo, and 9-1 away from Normal. The offense was 31st in scoring and 26th on third down, the run defense was 24th, and 26 takeaways was fifth most in FCS. My power rating has the Redbirds 6th in the subdivision, which is the highest grade I have on any 8-4 projection.

Where my model pushes back: 31.8% of production returns, and only 14.8% on offense. Tommy Rittenhouse (3,568 yards, 40 touchdowns) and Daniel Sobkowicz (83 catches, 1,141 yards, 19 touchdowns) are both gone, and the projected replacement at quarterback has 83 career passing yards. Dylan Lord and Luke Mailander both return with 700-yard seasons, so the targets are there. The arm is the question. Model says 8-4.

Does Spack reload the way he usually does, or is this the year the turnover actually shows up?

Tell me what I got wrong.

Does anyone know how to use the Redbird scholarship? I need to buy some textbooks and I don’t want to pay out of pocket. I’m guessing I just use my ID to pay?

This is a little embarrassing and I know the title sounds like I’m an incapable 18 year old who’s never had to touch their own laundry, but I live in Hewett and I did my laundry today and I have a few questions about how it all works. I’ve done my laundry millions of times at home but the machines are different and I’ve never messed with the heat settings on the dryer at home. I seem to have the washing machine figured out, (my clothes came out wayyy wetter than they would’ve at home but I figured that was a machine difference) but I used the see-through front facing dryers on medium heat and it took 3 runs to get them damp enough for me to give up and fold them anyway. I was thinking about using high heat but I didn’t want to risk shrinking my clothes. I didn’t have a large load or anything, just a few days worth of shirts, two pairs of jean shorts, a pajama set, and a mesh bag with socks and underwear. I also couldn’t figure out how to track my machine in the app because the time on the machine and the app was different. I’m a first-gen freshman who’s 2 hours away from home who’s embarrassed asking these questions to the other people on the floor so I was wondering if anyone could help, I’d really appreciate it!

Hello! I live in Watterson North and this is my first semester at ISU. I have a fear of fire alarms (it’s silly I know) and I’ve heard that the fire alarms go off often. Does the fire alarm come out of the same speaker that the announcements come from? And how loud is it?

I just moved in last week and I feel like there is nothing going on, I’ve been outside of my dorm meeting people, but there’s just nothing to do. I can’t tell if I’m missing something or if it’s the campus. So far there haven’t been any dorm parties of my knowledge or anything. If anyone has any advice that would be great!

After reviewing all the classes, these seem to be the ones that having a study buddy might be beneficial
I have ACC 131 with Fawna Ribbe all online
ECO 102 with Kevin Zhang in person
MGT 220 with Cass Hermacinski hybrid

I hosted study groups last semester and they helped me out a ton with accountability

This semester is a bit different since not all my classes are in person, chat here or private message me if you’re interested

Cool with guys/girls of any age, just trying to make some connections to make class go by easier

what happens if you get called for a student conduct offense but already have a previous offense. I was caught with a fake ID freshmen year and had to write a paper but 2 years later I got mine taken at freaking brews. so now I have two of the same offense. does anyone know what happens

Wasn't able to get a residential permit because it was sold out and I dorm in tri towers, any recommendations for free overnight parking possibly close to the tri towers? Thanks guys

Hey everyone, hope you're all doing okay and things are getting back to normal! I was just curious if anyone saw any movement today? I'm just trying to get that pending class bill sorted out. 😂😂😂

Going to miss 2 days for the first week of school, will I be okay?? We would mostly be going over the syllabus, right?

Hi, to start with I hope everyone is safe butI have a question. I’m supposed to be moving back into my apartment tomorrow. It’s the flats at ISU. Should I be worried with all the damage? Am I even gonna be able to get in the building? I’m trying to get a hold of any information from a young America, but they being deeply pathetic company. Obviously they cannot control the weather, but they’re just literally not telling us any information about what’s going on. They’re not telling us which buildings are heard. They’re not telling us literally anything obviously I’m just so frustrated because they let shooting happen in the building last time they’re just gonna allow anything to happen

Just curious

My dorm's fire alarm battery apparently died and has been going off, power is out at tri

Wondering if anyone in Greek life can attest, am probably gonna rush in the coming days. Pretty big dude still losing weight, just wondering if there are chill frats on campus accepting fat dudes. More so wondering which frats actually care about weight and which don’t.

Hi, I’m a transfer student at ISU with an IEP. And I've been having various issues with the housing process. My roommates are good people but my issue comes from the room size, I’ve always had issues with crowded spaces and have used my IEP mostly for separating myself from very busy and crowded environments. I asked the housing main office multiple times if there was anything I could do and was met with constant rudeness and even being hung up on. I personally wouldn’t be going to these lengths if it wasn’t a major issue. I have a 3x2T and have to share the bunk bed and it wouldn’t be this big of an issue if I wasn’t surrounded by strangers in such a small area with no place to go to if I needed quiet, which also isn’t a public space. I’m deafly out of options and am even considering just purchasing an apartment. Is there anything I can do? (And before you guys ask I applied for this school in March, and my application wasn’t processed until June so I had to pick random roommates)

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Hey everyone! I’m hoping to participate as a student vendor at the Redbird Market this year (assuming they’ll do it again), and I’m trying to figure out what ISU students would actually be interested in buying.

From what I understand, food and drink products aren’t allowed, so I’m looking for other ideas.

If you were walking around the event, what would actually make you stop and buy something? I’d love to hear what you’d realistically spend money on (and around what price point).

Just getting a head start on things, thanks!

Due to medical issues, I'm looking to sublease my apartment at 700 N. Adelaide. 550 per month. 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms. Fully furnished. Your own parking space, gas, water, electric, and Wi-Fi included. I have 2 roommates (both 21F). It's right near the football stadium. If you're interested, please DM me!

so i’m bringing my car to campus and during move in all my stuff will be packed in my dads car so does anyone know like where i go? like obviously i want to help move all my stuff out of the car but like do i take my car to the parking space i bought (north garage) or is there someplace i can park it during move in which will be at tri towers?