WHAT: University of Illinois Springfield School of Politics and International Affairs and the UIS Public Affairs Reporting Program will present a post-election panel discussion on “The Election is Over. Now What?”

WHEN: 6-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11, 2022

WHERE: UIS Student Union Ballroom, 2251 Richard Wright Drive, Springfield

ITS will be shutting down the UIS Skype for Business server on December 16, 2022. Microsoft has been migrating Skype for Business functionality to Microsoft Teams and plans to no longer support Skype for Business.

Please note that this has no impact on Skype; Skype for Business is a separate service.    

Please reach out to ITS Client Services if you would like additional training on Zoom or MS Teams.

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The UIS History Department served as co-host, with the National Council on Public History and the National Park Service, of the keynote address for the Lincoln Home National Historic Site 50th Anniversary Symposium. Renowned public history leader Christy Coleman of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation delivered the address on October 21, 2022.

SPRINGFIELD, IL (November 4, 2022) - UIS's Speech and Debate Team attended their second tournament of the 22-23 competition season. The Online Asynchronous Tournament Series (OATS) is a season long set of competitions hosted asynchronously by Southwest Minnesota State University. The OATS 2 tournament took place from October 24th through October 28th and had 45 teams from across the nation in attendance.

There is now an online payment option for any lost keys that were issued by Campus Police. The form can be found on the UIS Campus Police webpage under Forms & Resources (link included below). Please note, you will need your University login information to access the payment form. 

The online payment option is only available for credit card transactions. Any cash/check payments can still be made at the University Bursar’s Office during their operating hours.