Tag: university of illinois urbana-champaign

Students listen from tables in a classroom. There are posters on teh walls, like one for the Goonies.

Illinois teachers believe parents support teaching inclusive history, despite national divides

A new report from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign shows most educators in the state think parents support them teaching about race and gender.

Foellinger Auditorium is pictured with its columns wrapped in orange and blue U of I-themed plastic.

A student vandalized a University of Illinois building. U of I prohibited him from coming back onto campus.

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign suspended a student after he spray painted on the columns of Foellinger Auditorium in the spring. With no opportunity to reenroll, he feels the move was unjust.

Chancellor Charles Isbell responds to interview questions in an armchair in his office. He is wearing tweed orange suit jacket with a blue button up underneath.

As University of Illinois classes start, Champaign-Urbana chancellor talks about federal funding cuts and his new office decor

Charles Isbell is still getting to know the community, but he’s also preparing for possible attacks from the federal government.

Chancellor Jones stands at a podium in Memorial Stadium during graduation, with administrators behind him.

PHOTOS: University of Illinois Class of 2025 celebrates graduation

Highlights from University of Illinois’ 2025 commencement program.

New virtual reality training aims to help doctors be more aware of their biases

Implicit bias in health care settings can contribute to inequitable treatment — and worsen health disparities. A newly developed virtual reality training series aims to help obstetricians better recognize, understand and address implicit bias toward Black mothers.