Sarah Brewer gives insight on IWIL Women's Symposium 2025.

UIS Emeritus Professor of Philosophy Peter Wenz shares insights from decades of teaching and writing across the globe.

Meredith Crifasi talks about her love of violin and science.

The Liturgical Arts Festival’s 2025 program will be a theatrical performance with musical components.

Jacksonville Area Museum keeps Jacksonville's rich history alive through upcoming expansion.

“3 Hot Days in August” will honor the legacy of the pivotal event that helped lead to the founding of the NAACP. Presentations, walking tours, a film screening, and community ceremonies will allow those attending to reflect, reclaim, and remember history.

Musician and producer Aidan McParland played bagpipes with family in Springfield, graduated Illinois, and now finds himself at a studio in Chicago and performing as Forever

The Hoogland Center for the Arts is excited to present the smash-hit musical Dreamgirls on August 22-24 and 29-31.

Allison Lacher is the Director of the UIS Visual Arts Gallery and a practicing visual artist whose work blends metallic surfaces, vibrant colors and domestic objects to create emotionally charged spaces. She spoke to Community Voices about her journey to Springfield, her recent curator-in-residence position in Pittsburgh and what’s in store for the UIS Visual Arts Gallery this fall. Lacher also discussed her current exhibition at the Illinois State Museum, her work with STNDRD Exhibitions and her hopes for the future of Springfield’s arts community.

Community Voices talks with former NPR Illinois reporter Hannah Meisel.