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Common App switch brings in more UIS applicants
Future college students can now apply to all Illinois’ public universities with just one application. A simple check of a box will send applications to 900 schools throughout the state. The University of Illinois Springfield (UIS)…
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Muqaddam Oyetunji Ali
Hometown: Kishi, Oyo state, Nigeria Undergraduate Institution and Major: Sultan Abdul Halim Mu'adzam Shah International Islamic University Malaysia, Bachelor of Accounting (Hons) Graduate institution and Major: University Malaysia…
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UIS Attends First Tournament of 21-22 Season
UIS Attends First Tournament of 21-22 Season SPRINGFIELD, IL (November, 3, 2021) – The UIS Speech and Debate Team attended its first tournament of the 21-22 competitive season. The Online Asynchronous Tournament Series (OATS) is a…
Best online master's in computer science 2021: Top picks
Best online master's in computer science 2021: Top picks
The information technology field offers incredible opportunities for skilled professionals, and a computer science master's degree puts graduates in a position to capitalize.  The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the…
rankings, UIS in the news
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Hani Alwohaibi
Hometown: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Undergraduate Institution and major: King Abdulaziz University (2009) Bachelor of Science in Economics and Administration with Concentration in Organization and Administration Modernization Graduate…
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UIS students trick-or-treat for a cause
University of Illinois Springfield students went trick-or-treating for a cause Sunday. Seven teams of students traveled around the Capital City asking for canned food donations to be donated to the Central Illinois Food Bank.…
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Chancellor's Newsletter November 1, 2021
Chancellor's Newsletter November 1, 2021
11.1.21  Dear Colleagues -   November is here, which means we are in the home stretch of the fall semester. It has been a truly incredible semester filled with student life programming, athletics, classroom activities…
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Edgar Gasca
Hometown: Streamwood, IllinoisMajor: PsychologyFuture Plans: Earn his master’s degree in mental health counseling Edgar Gasca chose the University of Illinois Springfield because he wanted to “experience a close-knit community” when…
First Generation, leadership lived
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A Patriarchal Tradition That Just Won’t Budge
About a year before Christine Mallinson gave birth to her first child, she and her husband agreed that all of their children would take her last name. The decision came down to family cohesion: The couple wanted their children—they…
faculty, UIS in the news
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UIS Offering Accelerated Courses Over Holiday Break
The University of Illinois Springfield is giving students a chance to speed up their academic progress over the holidays. UIS will offer 18 different “accelerated” courses for academic credit. The classes run for a five-week period…
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UIS Online Master's in Data Science Ranked #1!
UIS Online Master's in Data Science Ranked #1!
Study.com has published its 2021 rankings, and University of Illinois at Springfield has been ranked #1 on their list Best Online Master's in Data Science Programs! To compile this list they considered hundreds of universities…
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Class of 2020 gets their day on the commencement stage
Class of 2020 gets their day on the commencement stage
On commencement day, it’s typical to want to get photographs to mark the occasion. But not many people get a photo of themselves with the university’s chancellors and president of the University of Illinois System. That’s was…
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