UIS: United In Safety
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From the Newsroom View All News
UIS to host webinar on the "Impact of COVID-19 on our Youth"
Please join our panelists as they explore the issue.
UIS online bachelor’s degree programs ranked among the top 10 percent in the country
Online master’s degree programs also ranked highly.
UIS marks 50th anniversary by celebrating bold legacy, bright future
The first classes on the Springfield campus were held in 1970.
Videos View All Videos
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COVID-19 Response: Parents & Students
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COVID-19 Response: Student Life
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COVID-19 Response: Remote Learning
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COVID-19 Response: Testing and Mitigation
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Farewell 2020
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University of Illinois Springfield Holiday Video 2020
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Songs of Hope: "No One Is Alone"
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Songs of Hope "Keep Holding On"
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Songs of Hope: "Made It This Far"
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University of Illinois Springfield Overview
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UIS - United in Safety: Masks & Social Distancing
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UIS - United in Safety: Classroom Spaces
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UIS - United in Safety: Food Services
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UIS - United in Safety: General Building Information
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UIS - United in Safety: Don't Forget Your Mask
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Visit Us Virtually
Take a virtual tour of our beautiful campus, and learn why UIS is the perfect place to call home.
Leadership lived feature
Leadership lived
R’Lee Jones is heavily involved on campus as the vice president of the Black Student Union and the Voices in Praise Gospel Choir. She is also a member of UIS NAACP and Black Women of Excellence. “My favorite thing about UIS is the culture our students of color bring,” Jones said. “We work hard to make sure our campus… Read more »