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UIS Triumphant in Kentucky
UIS Triumphant in Kentucky SPRINGFIELD, IL. (November 7, 2019) – The UIS Speech and Debate Team traveled to Owensboro, KY to compete in the Kentucky Swing Tournament. This competition was hosted jointly by Owensboro Community and…
UIS students thank donors at the annual Scholarship Luncheon
UIS students thank donors at the annual Scholarship Luncheon
University of Illinois Springfield students got a chance to say thank you to their scholarship donors during the 23rd annual Scholarship Luncheon on Nov. 6. A record crowd of nearly 300 people packed the Student Union Ballroom as they…
UIS Career Development Center seeks donations of professional clothing for student job interviews
UIS Career Development Center seeks donations of professional clothing for student job interviews
The University of Illinois Springfield Career Development Center is asking Springfield-area residents to donate clean, new or gently used, ready to wear professional clothing for students to wear to job interviews and internships.…
UIS students collect 15,779 pounds of food to help fight hunger on Halloween night
UIS students collect 15,779 pounds of food to help fight hunger on Halloween night
More than 200 University of Illinois Springfield students helped to collect 15,779 pounds of food to help fight hunger in central Illinois on Halloween night. The majority of the food, 14,779 pounds, will be donated to Central Illinois…
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UIS/NPR Illinois survey explores voter opinion on health issues, immigration, climate change, income inequality and trust
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey Research Office and NPR Illinois surveyed Illinois voters on several important topics that are currently making headlines, including health…
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UIS Speech and Debate Starts Season on a Strong Note
UIS Speech and Debate Starts Season on a Strong Note Team Members Sarah, Lizette, and Diego SPRINGFIELD, IL. (October 15, 2019) – The UIS Speech and Debate Team found success at their first competition of the 2019-2020 competitive…
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UIS/NPR Illinois survey finds support for mental health background checks and banning assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey Research Office and NPR Illinois finds a majority of Illinois voters support mental health background checks on all firearm purchases. The…
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UIS/NPR Illinois survey finds a majority of Illinois voters support a graduated income tax
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey Research Office and NPR Illinois finds a majority of Illinois voters support the proposed graduated income tax constitutional amendment that…
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“Her Name Escapes Me,” an Exhibition by Hương Ngô
The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery presents “Her Name Escapes Me,” an exhibition of recent works by Chicago artist Hương Ngô opening with a reception from 6:30-8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 24. The free exhibit will…
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UIS/NPR Illinois survey finds more voters feel the state is headed in the right direction overall
UIS/NPR Illinois survey finds more voters feel the state is headed in the right direction overall
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey Research Office and NPR Illinois finds more Illinois voters feel the state is headed in the right direction and that the economy is improving.…
UIS student Natalie Kerr wins the first Falling Walls Lab Illinois Competition
UIS student Natalie Kerr wins the first Falling Walls Lab Illinois Competition
Natalie Kerr, a senior majoring in chemistry at the University of Illinois Springfield, recently won the first Falling Walls Lab Illinois competition to earn the title of Illinois Young Innovator of the Year. Kerr also won an all-…
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UIS rebrands LGBTQIA+ training program to encourage and expand inclusion
UIS rebrands LGBTQIA+ training program to encourage and expand inclusion
The University of Illinois Springfield Office of Gender and Sexuality Student Services has rebranded its LGBTQIA+ training program for supportive students, faculty and staff allies on campus in an effort to encourage them to take even…
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