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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.
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We talk with Roy Wehrle, Professor Emeritus of Economics at UIS, about recent protests in China.
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After renovations, the building is set to open in 2025 as the home of the UIS Innovation Center, one of 15 hubs of the Illinois Innovation Network.
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Janet Gooch talks about why she runs and her recent NYC Marathon experience.
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The event features three political science professors and NPR Illinois' Hannah Meisel.
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Members of the public are invited to bring their photos, souvenirs and memorabilia from their travels for inclusion in an online digital archive and exhibit.
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Seinfeld last played the UIS Performing Arts Center in 2018.
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The Reaching Stellar campaign was the largest fundraising campaign in the 50-plus-year history of UIS.
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UIS now has a total of 4,198 students, still far off from a high in 2016 when enrollment stood at 5,428. That was also the last time the school had an overall increase in students.
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The University of Illinois Springfield is partnering with Green Flower, a California based cannabis training provider, for the online courses.