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Community Summit on Evaluation Practice at University of Illinois Springfield

Manuel Roman-Basora I, Guest Writer

October 10, 2018

On Thursday, Oct 11, the College of Public Affairs and Administration (CPAA) and its Doctor of Public Administration (DPA) program of the University of Illinois at Springfield (UIS) will host a community summit on evaluation pr...

UIS Students connect with alumni and practice networking at Meet and Eat event

Cassie Buchman, Staff Writer

October 10, 2018

Students mingled with alumni and developed connections at a “Meet and Eat Student and Alumni Networking” event on Oct. 1. During the evening, students and alumni introduced themselves through table networking activities an...

UIS Closes Homecoming with Impromptu Party

UIS Closes Homecoming with Impromptu Party

October 10, 2018

“It’s On Us” Campaign Aims to Collect Pledges with Upcoming Drive

Cassie Buchman, Staff Writer

October 10, 2018

To kick off a pledge drive for the “It’s On Us” Campaign at the University of Illinois Springfield, a Proclamation is set from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Oct. 22 in the Sangamon Auditorium Lobby. Johanny Martinez, a graduate as...

University of Illinois Springfield Students Detail Concerns on Flyer, Plan Anonymous Publication

Jacob Tebbe and Cassie Buchman

October 10, 2018

A flyer detailing a number of grievances about the University of Illinois Springfield’s administration, with plans to produce a publication voicing these concerns, was distributed around campus last week.   The flyer, with the heading “UIS Cannot Silence Us,” lists ten grievances with administrators, and states th...

Banned Books Week 2018: Where Is The Movement Going?

Spencer Voyles, Staff Writer

October 3, 2018

Started in 1982 by free speech activist Judith Krug and carried by the American Library Association(ALA), Banned Books Week has not lost its vigor in publicizing books currently facing challenges in American libraries and schools. ...

Assassination Nation is A Fun Brick to The Skull

Assassination Nation is A Fun Brick to The Skull

Jacob Tebbe, Staff Writer

October 3, 2018

Students register to vote in Student Union, talk importance of voting

Students register to vote in Student Union, talk importance of voting

October 3, 2018

The Displaced Persons Act of 1948: Local, National, and International Contexts

Emily Albrecht, Copy Editor

October 3, 2018

“Living memory is an important thing in history,” Sandy Baksys emphasized ardently during the ECCE Speaker Series event “The Displaced Persons Act of 1948: Local, National, and International Contexts." She is a reporter...

University of Illinois Springfield Hosts UIUC Professor to Discuss Pakistani Foreign Policy

University of Illinois Springfield Hosts UIUC Professor to Discuss Pakistani Foreign Policy

October 3, 2018

SGA Candidates Debate Campus Issues Prior to Election

Spencer Voyles, Staff Writer

October 3, 2018

With the future of the campus in their hands, the candidates for the student government association recently debated the pressing issues of UIS students at the Student Union. From campus cats to pools, the debate dredged up so...

Prairie Stars on the Move: Elijah Hernandez and Humans of UIS

Prairie Stars on the Move: Elijah Hernandez and Humans of UIS

Nathan Cooper, Staff Writer

October 3, 2018

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