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Students at SHG and junior high students at Springfield Catholic grade schools will be eligible to participate in the band program. -
WILL/The increases for freshmen, taking effect this fall at UIUC and UIC, are below the rate of inflation.
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The U of I had been requiring all students, faculty and staff to have their initial round of the vaccines or undergo regular COVID testing since 2021. The vast majority of those on campus had received their shots. -
Enrollment fell hard at most community colleges during the pandemic. At schools like Waubonsee Community College, it’s starting to come back up. But adult education roared back — enrollment more than doubled this fall. That story and more on this episode of Statewide.
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Students have become more desensitized to school lockdown drills. Meanwhile, many are questioning if they do more harm than good.
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Students have a variety of ways to reach Safe2Help.
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Longtime District 186 teacher, principal and administrator — and current board member — Mike Zimmers died Wednesday morning. He was 73.
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The 2022 prize drew a record 768 applications.
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University of Illinois associate professor of Information Science Emily Knox is editor of the Journal of Intellectual Freedom and Privacy.
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A federal grant will expand programs and facilities for training paramedics, emergency medical technicians, truck drivers, diesel mechanics and agriculture specialists.
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UIS Observer journalist Brooks Crawford interviews Ukrainian-born freshman Ignat Striletskyi.
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The Reaching Stellar campaign was the largest fundraising campaign in the 50-plus-year history of UIS.
