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The campus saw a 19% boost in first-year students.
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"Sports is how most people first experience the University of Illinois – it's the front door of the amazing house we are building," said Larry Gies.
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Gooch, who became UIS chancellor in 2022, will serve alongside representatives from across all three NCAA divisions.
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International enrollment is down amid immigration policy uncertainty.
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Federal officials allege the practice violates federal law and discriminates against U.S. citizens living in other states.
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Governor completes signing of more than 430 bills from spring session
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Warren will have served 20 years in the position when she leaves next year.
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Teachers union President Stacy Davis Gates cited the failures of JB Pritzker and the Democratic Legislature after Pritzker said more Chicago Public Schools funding from Springfield is “just not going to happen.”
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Revised measurements meant to more accurately reflect student performance
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Students are heading back to class this month.
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Screenings would begin at public schools in the 2027-28 school year
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State law requiring instruction was passed three years ago