Illinois Schools Will Get $7B To Help Students With Pandemic Recovery
CHAMPAIGN – School districts in Illinois will receive $7 billion in federal funding over three years for kindergarten through high school education. The influx of
Pritzker Urges Schools To Focus COVID Relief Funds
SPRINGFIELD – Gov. JB Pritzker took to the road Monday to urge local school districts in Illinois to carefully target the roughly $7 billion in
State Releases Guide To School Reopening
SPRINGFIELD — Educators, students and families will face a host of new challenges in overcoming the learning loss that occurred over the past year of
ISU President: Universities Want IDPH To Require Vaccination For Fall Attendance
NORMAL — Illinois State University and other public higher education institutions want the Illinois Department of Public Health to require students be vaccinated for COVID-19
University of Illinois Students Remember Atlanta Spa Shooting Victims
Editor’s note: This story was reported by University of Illinois journalism student Gwyn Skiles, with coverage coordinated by College Of Media journalism professor Chris Evans
Illinois Moves All Public Universities To Common App In Hopes Of Curbing Out-Migration
SPRINGFIELD – Beginning this fall, all 12 of Illinois’ public universities will begin using the Common App, a single online application used by hundreds of
Illinois’ Cockburn Targeted In Racist Post After NCAA Loss
INDIANAPOLIS — Illinois big man Kofi Cockburn is the second player to face racist comments on social media following a loss in the NCAA Tournament.
With Illinois Financial Aid Applications Down, Campaign Urges Students To Apply
SPRINGFIELD – Fewer Illinois families have applied for college financial aid this year using the FAFSA — the Free Application for Federal Student Aid —
