Accessibility on Campus. The University provides various resources to faculty, staff, students and visitors in need of special accommodations, including:
Illinois State University is located in the heart of Central Illinois, a short distance between St. Louis and Chicago. The University is easily accessible from three major Interstates: 74, 55 and 39. The Amtrak station is conveniently located near Watterson Towers. Additionally, the Central Illinois Regional Airport takes the hassle out of traveling, with daily flights to and from cities including, St. Louis, Chicago, Atlanta, Detroit and Orlando.
Bloomington-Normal Public Transit System provides inexpensive transportation around the community. Additionally, the Redbird Ride Transportation Programs provide convenient, safe travel around campus. View the Campus Map for directions around campus, as well as the location of campus buildings.
One of Illinois State University's missions is to provide all users, including those with disabilities, a functional, accessible, interactive Web experience. To that end, the University's WebPAC committee recently created the Illinois State University Web Sites' Policy (8.2.10), which includes the University's Web Accessibility Statements and a link to the new Guidelines for Web Site Accessibility Requirements (8.2.13). All Universities sites must contain a link to these Web Accessibility Statements on the home page (it is included in the iGuide).
This new policy requires University Web site developers to make their University sites more accessible to individuals with disabilities. Site developers should refer to the Web Accessibility "How To" Checklist (PDF) to learn more about how they can make their University sites accessible to individuals with disabilities.
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