University of Illinois Springfield is one of three campuses of the world-class University of Illinois. UIS is known for educating public servants and leaders.
A life-size bronze sculpture of Shakespeare relaxes on a bench in a garden bearing his name. The UIS Shakespeare Garden, unveiled this week, is located in Patton Park, just north of Brookens Library and is open to students and visitors. See more photos of the garden and unveiling.
The last rays of summer decorate the walls of the Public Affairs Center as students stroll through the building. Autumn officially began September 22 at 10:21 a.m.
Students present dioramas in Associate Professor of Communication Beth Ribarsky’s Capital Scholars Honors class, “Who Am I?”. The course focuses on issues of identity and how that is reflected in the way one presents oneself.
Chancellor Susan Koch discusses the unveiling of a new Shakespeare…
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It’s fair to say that Nathan Hoffman is busier that your typical college undergraduate. At 21, the University of Illinois Springfield political science major is managing a state representative’s political campaign and representing UIS students, as student trustee, on the University of Illinois Board of Trustees. Read more »
