Assistant men’s soccer coach Max Rooke and Psychology Professor Marcel Yoder partnered to create the Competitive Edge Program at UIS. The program is designed to help student athletes reach peak performance by staying positive, living in the present moment, and focusing on what they can control.
Members of the UIS women's soccer team make their way out of a frigid Lake Springfield during the 2014 Polar Plunge. The event is a fundraiser for the Special Olympics. This is the second year the soccer team has participated.
The UIS student delegation won the Outstanding Large Delegation award during this year’s annual Model Illinois Government (MIG) simulation held in the state capitol. Students from nearly 30 universities and colleges throughout Illinois gather at the capitol each year to serve as legislators, staffers, lobbyists, journalists, and officials of the executive branch.
Chancellor Koch discusses the importance of the Therkildsen Field...
A total of 524 students have been named to the UIS Dean's List...
UIS is among 150 institutions nationwide pledging to double the number...
The U of I Board of Trustees gave project and design approval for a...
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The Art Student League will...
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The UIS Visual Arts Gallery...
The UIS Visual Arts Gallery...
The UIS Visual Arts Gallery...
Leadership lived: Dexter BurnsDexter Burns had never left the United States before coming to the University of Illinois Springfield. However, that changed when the Global Studies major discovered the Study Abroad Program. Burns recently spent a semester at the University of Colima in Mexico. During his visit, he actively fought...
Tami Wacker makes sure seniors get the care they need. As an advocate, the graduate Human Services major assists residents in long term care facilities in 16 counties. Wacker was recently awarded the 2013 Ombudsman of the Year award at the Governor’s Conference on Aging. Read more »