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Visual Arts Gallery presents faculty exhibition
Feb 24, 2021
The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery is pleased to present a “Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition” in conjunction with programs that celebrate UIS’ 50th anniversary. The exhibition will open on Monday, March 8, and will run through Thursday, April 15. There will be no public reception for this exhibition. |
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UIS student Kodi Smith honored with the Student Laureate Award from the Lincoln Academy of Illinois
Nov 01, 2020
Kodi Smith of Taylorville has been selected as the University of Illinois Springfield student recipient of the Student Laureate Award from the Lincoln Academy of Illinois. Only one UIS student is honored with the prestigious award each academic year. |
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UIS Professor Richard Gilman-Opalsky writes new book on “The Communism of Love”
Nov 19, 2020
University of Illinois Springfield Political Science Professor Richard Gilman-Opalsky has written a new book on “The Communism of Love: An Inquiry into the Poverty of Exchange Value.” |
Women's Basketball: UIS junior guard Lauren Ladowski picks up first GLVC player of the week honors
Feb 24, 2021
University of Illinois Springfield junior guard Lauren Ladowski was named Great Lakes Valley Conference women's basketball player of the week for the first time in her career on Monday. Ladowski, a 5-foot-7 Lake Central High School graduate from St. John, Indiana, became the school's all-time leader in made free throws against Rockhurst and eclipsed the 1,000-point career milestone against Southwest Baptist. |
UIS Innocence Project gets pardon for client from Pritzker
Feb 24, 2021
The Illinois Innocence Project at the University of Illinois Springfield announced that one of its clients, who was wrongfully convicted twice, has been pardoned by Gov. JB Pritzker. Norman Propst, formerly of Chicago, was convicted of robbery in 1990 and of retail theft from a Borders bookstore in 1997. |