The Office offers students opportunities to learn about administrative justice systems, alternative forms of dispute resolution, due process within a state-supported institution, and legal parameters supporting the process. The student attorney is available to students without fee, for counseling and court representation, consumer action, landlord-tenant assistance, criminal misdemeanor defense, and major traffic citations defense. The student attorney also represents various student organizations in legal matters and acts as a community relations liaison. The Sequel is the annual WIU yearbook available in both print and CD-ROM formats. Undergraduate Admissions introduces educational opportunities to students who are motivated to achieve academic excellence.
Transportation is provided and the cost is affordable, based on a sliding income scale.
In addition, the course features a practice green, driving range, clubhouse, pro-shop, and professional private or group instruction. Campus Recreation offers a wide variety of competitive and recreational intramural leagues, sport clubs, and special events. In addition to its new on-line placement service, Career Services has guides and directories for employment opportunities, internships, graduate schools, employment trends and salaries, and job bulletins. The staff also assists with resume preparation and employment interviews. Casa Latina serves Latin American students, the University, and the community providing educational and cross-cultural experiences, including Tradici n Hispa a, a renowned cultural dance troupe.