College Athletes Could Profit From Likeness Under Bill Passed By Illinois House
SPRINGFIELD – College athletes in Illinois would be able to independently profit from their image or likeness under a bill passed by the Illinois House
GOP Lawmakers Say ‘National Sex Education Standards’ Are Too Explicit For Illinois Schools
SPRINGFIELD – Democratic state lawmakers want to adopt state sex education standards that are aligned with a national model. But Republicans say the national standards
The Kerfuffle Over WIU’s Quad Cities Campus
Western Illinois University began offering classes in the Quad Cities in the late 1960s. After years of hosting classes in various locations, the university opened
Private School Advocates Urge Pritzker To Leave Scholarship Donation Tax Credits Alone
SPRINGFIELD – Gov. JB Pritzker is pushing to scale back a state income tax refund for private school scholarship donors from 75 cents on the dollar to
Transgender Students Protest Deadnaming At University of Illinois Graduation.
URBANA – Donned in a blue and orange cap and gown, Cyrus Arnieri had prepared for his graduation ceremony at the University of Illinois longer than
State Board of Education Calls For In-Person Learning Next School Year
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois State Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday calling on all public schools to return to in-person learning during the
Regional Superintendents Look To Address Illinois Teacher Shortage
SPRINGFIELD – Following a February survey of school districts that illustrated a persistent teacher shortage in the state, the Illinois Association of Regional Superintendents of
Students Struggle with Food Insecurity at the University of Illinois
URBANA — Students at the University of Illinois rely on different resources that provide food when it is needed. One such resource is the “Everybody
