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Tracey Meares is a Yale Law professor and a founding director of the Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School. She is also the subject of the documentary "No Title for Tracey," which explains the racism Meares faced as a Springfield High School student.
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J.B. Pritzker is set to become the 43rd governor of Illinois on Monday. He won in part by promising to make college more affordable, improve the state’s…
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No matter how good you've been this year, there's one thing we know you're not getting for Christmas: A pre-paid tuition contract from the state's College…
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College in Illinois is becoming more expensive on average, and fewer students are graduating from the state’s large public universities. That’s according…
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The University of Illinois president told a panel of lawmakers Thursday that he'd like to maintain a freeze on tuition rates.Tim Killeen, president of the…
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For the past several years, Illinois has been losing more college students than any state except New Jersey. Last year, as higher education was starved...
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Six of Illinois’ state universities have been put on notice for credit downgrades. It’s the latest knock on state government after more than 21 months…
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Enrollment in Illinois’ public universities and community colleges continues to decline. That’s according to figures released by the state Board of Higher…
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Campus communities in the state feel the consequences of drastic higher education cuts. Editor's note: The state is once again without a spending plan for…
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Host Amanda Vinicky and guests Kent Redfield (UIS) and Dave Dahl (WTAX) discuss an impasse over the AFSCME contract and Governor Rauner as well as sinking…