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Illinois Senate Democrats are hoping to win bipartisan support for a partial government spending plan.The proposal would release more than $800 million…
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As public universities face fiscal emergencies and domestic violence shelters are closing, House Democrats approve what they call "lifeline spending."…
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College students rallied in the state Capitol rotunda Wednesday. They’re urging lawmakers to restore state funding to universities and community…
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A state representative from Chicago is trying to bring the spirit of Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign to Illinois. His idea? Free tuition at…
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Gov. Bruce Rauner struck an upbeat tone in his third State of the State address Wednesday.He also tried to project an image of someone willing to…
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A year-end overview of 2016, in which Illinois finds itself in much the same situation as it was 12 months ago, but with an even deeper budget hole and…
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The ongoing budget impasse means that state funding for colleges and universities will run out Dec. 31. While some schools are fronting the money for…
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For college students, December means cramming for final exams. Some schools try to help students keep studying by serving midnight breakfast in the dining…
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Illinois has long been number two in the nation for a rather dubious distinction -- the net out-migration of college students. Now there’s a new program…
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College students who don’t have a Social Security number can’t receive financial aid from public universities in Illinois. But a measure that would give…