UIS/NPR Illinois survey explores voter opinion on health issues, immigration, climate change, income inequality and trust
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey Research Office an
UIS/NPR Illinois survey finds support for mental health background checks and banning assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey
UIS/NPR Illinois survey finds a majority of Illinois voters support a graduated income tax
The 2019 Illinois Issues Survey conducted by the University of Illinois Springfield Survey
UIS study finds “bedazzled” recycling bins don’t increase recycling behavior on campus
A recent study conducted by students and faculty at the University of Illinois Springfield has found that “bedazzled” or more aesthetically pleasing recycling bins did not increase recycling behavior on the Springfield campus.
UIS students and faculty conduct research in Ghana, West Africa as part of a study abroad trip
A group of seven University of Illinois Springfield students and three faculty members are spending their summer conducting research in Ghana, West Africa as part of an international study abroad trip.
The UIS students and faculty are investigating the prevalence and risk factors for diabetes, hypertension and hepatitis C co-infection with HIV among the Ghanaian population. They are also assessing water quality by collecting samples from local sources and testing for coliform, E. coli and other harmful properties.
Dong, Mulan in the Spotlight Again
Ten years after her book about Mulan was published, UIS English Professor Lan Dong, Ph.D. is still sought out for her expertise on the subject. With Disney’s live-action film, Mulan, released to Disney Plus earlier this month, Dong again found herself in the national spotlight.