During the morning of Tuesday, January 21, ITS will be performing a critical security update on our firewalls. We do not anticipate any interruption in service or downtime.
If you experience any technical issues, please reach out to ITS Client Services at techsupport@uis.edu.
Recognizing the achievements of local volunteers and nonprofits. Submit your nominations today!
Nominations for these categories are due Friday, Feb. 14. This year's ceremony will be held on Monday, April 21.
Dear UIS Campus Community,
The university needs everyone to help minimize natural gas usage on campus through next week.
The university has been notified by its natural gas supplier of a high likelihood that a natural gas Operational Flow Order (OFO) will be issued. While UIS works daily to reduce its carbon footprint and minimize natural gas consumption, this week presents an especially critical challenge. Any natural gas usage exceeding the university’s contractual allowance incurs significantly high costs during an OFO.
Welcome to both new and returning members of the UIS community. ITS stands ready to assist you with all your technology issues and questions.
ITS Client Services is your first point of contact for all technology issues regardless of device, platform, or operating system.
Help Desk located in BRK 180 | Media Lab (Lower Level Brookens)
(217) 206-6000
Dear Website Editors,
As the semester begins, here are a few key updates and reminders to help you maintain accurate and accessible content on your unit's pages:
Due to current and forecasted weather conditions, please review the following updates regarding campus operations.
The Liberal Leave Policy is in effect for the remainder of today, Jan. 10. Employees are advised to use their discretion when determining their presence on campus due to any travel concerns.
We'll be hosting weekly 30-minute hands-on workshops on a variety of topics. If there are other topics you'd like to see offered, please reach out to Kara at kmcel2@uis.edu.
Faculty and Staff,
UIS Athletics is collecting snack items for Compass for Kids, a not-for-profit organization that is transforming the Springfield community. Through innovative after-school and summer programs, Compass for Kids provides critical resources and support to underserved children in Springfield Public Schools (District 186).
If you use the Zoom Desktop client, please update your software to the most recent version.
Jacob Friefeld, director of the Center for Lincoln Studies at the University of Illinois Springfield, has received the Caroline Bancroft History Prize from the Denver Public Library for “The First Migrants,” a book he co-authored with Richard Edwards. Published by Bison Books, the book examines the migration of Black homesteaders to the Great Plains from 1877 to 1920.