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A public hearing to take input on the district’s new e-learning planis scheduled for 6 p.m. July 5 in the district’s board room at 1900 W. Monroe St. -
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The UIS Model Illinois Government Club (MIG) gives students a chance to enact political roles. -
Dr. Janet Gooch will begin her new job in July. She comes to UIS from Truman State University in Missouri.
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Kathryn Harris has been on the 157-year-old college's board of trustees since 2018.
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Springfield High School’s snub leaves distinguished alum disenchanted after nearly four decades
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They came to the conclusion that the word is a racial slur and its use should not only be retired at the school but also that use of the word is a violation of the student handbook that prohibits derogatory slurs.
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The announced closure of Lincoln College is an example of a challenging time in higher education, says the president of Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington. Georgia Nugent used to work at the Council of Independent Colleges, a group of about 700 mostly smaller and liberal arts institutions that has tracked a half century of issues facing largely private liberal arts colleges.
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Early this year, Augustana College's Kent Barnds witnessed what he calls "the magic of the universe." At the QC Coffee and Pancake House, Barnds sat down with Murry Gerber, who later made a $40 million commitment to Augustana to provide financial aid and scholarships to first generation students and low income students.
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David Gerlach has been at the helm of the 157-year-old institution since 2015.
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University of Illinois Springfield faculty have worked without a contract since last summer.
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The mayor of Lincoln said Thursday the loss of Lincoln College is a "devastating blow" to the Logan County community. After 157 years, the college will close in May at the end of the school, while Lincoln Christian University is reducing its footprint by going mostly virtual, said Mayor Tracy Welch.
