Star Party May 13

The next UIS virtual Star Party is 8-9 pm on Friday May 13. Everyone is invited to join us via Zoom for this free event.
The next UIS virtual Star Party is 8-9 pm on Friday May 13. Everyone is invited to join us via Zoom for this free event.
The next UIS virtual Star Party is 8-9 pm on Friday April 22. Everyone is invited to join us via Zoom for this free event.
The World Affairs Council of Central Illinois (WACCI) is a civic organization dedicated to educating the public in our region about US foreign policy, global economic and environmental issues, and international politics through in-depth presentations and discussions.
We are a member of the World Affairs Councils of America
The World Affairs Council of Central Illinois (WACCI) is a civic organization dedicated to educating the public in our region about US foreign policy, global economic and environmental issues, and international politics through in-depth presentations and discussions.
We are a member of the World Affairs Councils of America
UIS Theatre’s A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 Performances continue April 7, 8, and 9 (This Thursday, Friday, and Saturday) at 7:30pm each evening.
Tickets are on sale at the UIS Ticket Office, Level 2, Performing Arts Center M-F: 10-5Call 206-6160 for tickets and information.
More ticket information is available here: https://www.uis.edu/theatre/tickets/
More information about the play is available here:
UIS Theatre and the Luis Alfaro Residency Project (UIC), along with UIS’ “Our Stage, Our Voices” project, invite you to a special conversation with Associate Professor of Theatre Missy Thibodeaux-Thompson, “Our Stage, Our Voices” artist-in-residence Reggie Guyton, and Guest Artist, playwright Luis Alfaro (USC). They will share insights from their own experiences, and discuss the intersection of the arts, activism, community outreach, and creative collaboration.
Join the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) for an in-person, Open House on November 11!
Capstone the month and learn about what steps we can continue to make to build a supportive community on campus.
This event will feature two current professors and researchers from the University of Colima, Mexico (UCOL). Dr. Karla Kral will examine the role of feminist activism during the fourth wave feminism and Dr. Prado-Meza will explore a group of women entrepreneurs known as the “nenis” to help recover from the economic crisis driven by the COVID 19 pandemic and the policies that ensued. Both lecturers will discuss the role of digital platforms as strategies to communicate their messages from the Southwestern State of Colima, Mexico.
Join us in this intentional discussion with Gender and Sexuality Student Services as we have explore gender identity in Latin America and queer culture with the Hispanic/LatinX culture.