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U of I Trustees Approve Tuition Freeze, Formally Hire Killeen
Trustees have approved the first zero-percent tuition increase for in-state freshman in 20 years. Timothy Killeen was formally named the next president of the U of I.
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McMillan Chosen As New U of I Trustees Chairman
Ed McMillan, a U of I graduate and Trustee since 2009, replaces Chris Kennedy in the leadership post.
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Lessons to be Learned From the UVA Sexual Assault Crisis
A UVA fraternity is reinstated after an article published by the Rolling Stone was discredited Executive Director of Rape, Advocacy Counseling and Education Services Kerri True-Funk says there’s a lesson about how sexual assault victims’ stories are told.
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Home Sales in Champaign County Up Nearly Three Percent in 2014
Champaign County Association of Realtors President Jeffrey Barkstall says 2015 will be an even stronger year for Champaign County home sales. He predicts home sales will grow 4 to 8 percent.
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Kendrick Nunn Scores Career-High 25 Points in 72-67 Win Over Northwestern
Northwestern Wildcats Fall Short Against Fighting Illini
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99th General Assembly Sworn In
A new session of the Illinois General Assembly is officially underway. A new class of state legislators was sworn into the Illinois House and Senate Wednesday in Springfield.
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Human Services Advocates Address Rauner Spending Freeze
The Illinois Association of Rehabilitation Services, which represents a number of human services agencies around the state, expects the 'non-essential' areas to include consulting contracts.
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New Danville Superintendent On Dress Code, Getting Feet Wet
Danville District 118's new superintendent, Alicia Geddis, doesn't start until July 1, but says she's already familiar with some policies there, and will learn from retiring Superintendent Mark Denman.
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Quinn Grants Last Minute Clemency For Danville Inmate Anthony Dansberry
Dansberry's lawyers with the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University say his case was deeply flawed.
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Urbana Mayor Wants Healthcare Costs Studied
Healthcare costs in East Central Illinois are 35 percent higher than they are in Chicago, according to a new study. While those costs may be fixed for now, Urbana's mayor wants to do something about it.