Skip to content
  • About Us
  • Agriculture
  • Education
  • Environment
  • Politics
  • WILL Call
  • Student Newsroom
  • Donate Now
  • The U.S. sold this tribe’s land illegally. It’s now the latest Native group to get its home back
    Race & Culture

    The U.S. sold this tribe’s land illegally. It’s now the latest Native group to get its home back

    ByHarvest Public Media June 27, 2025June 27, 2025

    There are more than 500 miles between the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation’s tribal reservation in northeastern Kansas and 1,500 acres of mostly prairie in northern Illinois.

    Read More The U.S. sold this tribe’s land illegally. It’s now the latest Native group to get its home backContinue

  • Students can soon earn automatic admission to state’s universities, hoping to keep more in Illinois
    Education

    Students can soon earn automatic admission to state’s universities, hoping to keep more in Illinois

    ByIllinois Public Radio June 23, 2025June 23, 2025

    The Direct Admission Program [DAP] will require public universities to offer admission to any student who meets their established GPA standard.

    Read More Students can soon earn automatic admission to state’s universities, hoping to keep more in IllinoisContinue

  • Danville school board hires internally for next superintendent
    Education

    Danville school board hires internally for next superintendent

    ByEmily Hays June 18, 2025June 18, 2025

    Westville native John Hart is now officially the head of District 118. He has been with the district for over 20 years.

    Read More Danville school board hires internally for next superintendentContinue

  • A young girl looks down, her face in shadow. Her head's silouhette creates a long shadow on a blank wall behind her.
    Student Newsroom

    ‘I just was scared to feel judged’: Young women reflect on their experiences with menstrual shaming

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom June 17, 2025June 17, 2025

    IPM Student Newsroom reporters interviewed young women in the Midwest about their experiences facing shame, stigma and embarrassment with getting their period.

    Read More ‘I just was scared to feel judged’: Young women reflect on their experiences with menstrual shamingContinue

  • How will this spring’s General Assembly session affect education in Illinois?
    Education | Politics | Race & Culture

    How will this spring’s General Assembly session affect education in Illinois?

    ByEmily Hays June 5, 2025June 5, 2025

    State lawmakers passed dozens of education bills. They also left hundreds more on the table when they wrapped up this past weekend.

    Read More How will this spring’s General Assembly session affect education in Illinois?Continue

  • In the fight for youth transgender health care, Illinois remains at the forefront
    Government | Health

    In the fight for youth transgender health care, Illinois remains at the forefront

    ByCapitol News Illinois May 20, 2025May 20, 2025

    Indiana is among 26 states — many in the Midwest and South — that have outlawed youth gender-affirming care statewide since 2021. In Illinois, political leaders have moved in the opposite direction.

    Read More In the fight for youth transgender health care, Illinois remains at the forefrontContinue

  • ‘Our identity has been frozen in time’: How Native American advocates are influencing Springfield
    Race & Culture

    ‘Our identity has been frozen in time’: How Native American advocates are influencing Springfield

    ByCapitol News Illinois May 12, 2025May 12, 2025

    Attendees of the 2025 Native American Summit, organized by the Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative, were draped in regalia and leading a drum ceremony for the first time in an Illinois that was home to a federally recognized tribe.

    Read More ‘Our identity has been frozen in time’: How Native American advocates are influencing SpringfieldContinue

  • Republicans have Medicaid in their crosshairs and Illinois residents who depend on it are worried
    Health | Politics | Student Newsroom

    Republicans have Medicaid in their crosshairs and Illinois residents who depend on it are worried

    ByIllinois Student Newsroom May 8, 2025May 9, 2025

    Medicaid provides health coverage to millions of low-income people and those with disabilities. But the Trump administration wants to cut $1.5 trillion dollars in federal spending, which policy experts say won’t be possible without steep cuts to Medicaid.

    Read More Republicans have Medicaid in their crosshairs and Illinois residents who depend on it are worriedContinue

  • New medical license pathway for international doctors could alleviate Illinois shortage
    Health

    New medical license pathway for international doctors could alleviate Illinois shortage

    ByIllinois Public Radio April 17, 2025April 17, 2025

    The state will likely be short 6,200 doctors by 2030. Meanwhile, over 12,000 state residents have an international medical degree they can’t use.

    Read More New medical license pathway for international doctors could alleviate Illinois shortageContinue

  • Lawmakers moving forward on public defender reform
    Government

    Lawmakers moving forward on public defender reform

    ByCapitol News Illinois April 17, 2025April 17, 2025

    With many county public defender offices pushed to the limits throughout Illinois, state lawmakers are moving forward on legislation to create a statewide public defender office.

    Read More Lawmakers moving forward on public defender reformContinue

  • Amid global tariff war, Pritzker vows to be ‘stable’ trading partner with United Kingdom
    Economy | Government

    Amid global tariff war, Pritzker vows to be ‘stable’ trading partner with United Kingdom

    ByCapitol News Illinois April 9, 2025April 9, 2025

    In 2024, according to the governor’s office, Illinois exported more than $2.6 billion worth of goods to the U.K., making it the state’s eighth-largest export partner.

    Read More Amid global tariff war, Pritzker vows to be ‘stable’ trading partner with United KingdomContinue

  • Illinois nursing homes seek Medicaid rate hike
    Government | Health

    Illinois nursing homes seek Medicaid rate hike

    ByCapitol News Illinois April 8, 2025April 8, 2025

    Nursing home industry officials are urging Illinois lawmakers to increase the rates they receive from the state’s Medicaid system, arguing the current rates are outdated and are forcing many facilities around the state out of business.

    Read More Illinois nursing homes seek Medicaid rate hikeContinue

  • A large group of people at the start line of a race.
    Community | Health | Sports

    Tradition and Triumph: Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend celebrates its sixteenth year in April

    ByKimberly Schofield March 27, 2025March 27, 2025

    Tradition and Triumph is the theme for the 2025 Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend.

    Read More Tradition and Triumph: Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend celebrates its sixteenth year in AprilContinue

  • Two flags blow in front of a sky background. One is a flag with a yellow sun in front of a blue background with three stars. Green and white stripes are below the sun. The other is the flag of the United States with 13 red and white stripes and 50 white stars against a blue background.
    Arts & Culture | Community | Government | Politics

    A Champaign agency’s design is a finalist for the Illinois new state flag contest

    ByKimberly Schofield January 31, 2025January 31, 2025

    CHAMPAIGN — Nearly 5,000 designs were submitted for Illinois’ state flag contest, and Champaign-based Clanin Creative‘s design has made it as one of the top ten finalists. Morning Edition host Kimberly Schofield spoke with Clanin Creative’s director Scott Clanin and graphic designer Colleen Hayes about the design process — and why they feel Illinois could…

    Read More A Champaign agency’s design is a finalist for the Illinois new state flag contestContinue

  • A debate class could change the future of parole in Illinois
    Criminal Justice | Education | Race & Culture

    A debate class could change the future of parole in Illinois

    ByEmily Hays January 29, 2025February 3, 2025

    Incarcerated students drafted legislation that would allow those in prison a chance to turn their work, education and disciplinary history while incarcerated into freedom. 

    Read More A debate class could change the future of parole in IllinoisContinue

Page navigation

Previous PagePrevious 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 … 17 Next PageNext
  • Accessibility at Illinois
  • Admissions
  • Alumni
  • Athletics
  • Bookstore
  • Calendar
  • Campus Directory
  • Campus Map
  • COVID-19
  • Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
  • Emergency
  • Employment
  • Giving
  • Mental Health
  • WILL Home
  • Office of the Chancellor
  • Office of the Provost
  • Research
  • Student Assistance Center
  • University of Illinois System
About Cookies
  • Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility
  • © 2024 University of Illinois