University Of Illinois Freezes Tuition, Re-elects Board Chair
The University of Illinois Board of Trustees has decided to keep the status quo in its leadership and in in-state student tuition.
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ISBE Asks For $15 Billion “Equitable” Funding
The Illinois State Board of Education today voted unanimously to ask the General Assembly to practically double state funding for public schools.
Lawmakers Demand Fast Internet For Rural Schools
New legislation tries to address the plight of nearly 90,000 students in schools across Illinois, who do not have access to high-speed internet. The lack of access prevents from participating in modern classroom activities like taking online tests or classes and browsing the internet.
Does Sexual Harassment Training Actually Work?; Rep. Bill Foster On Funding For National Labs
On The 21st: Does sexual harassment training actually work? We get into how it's changed at workplaces over the years, especially in the wake of #MeToo. Plus, we talk to Congressman Bill Foster about why national laboratories need federal funding, and what it'll take to avoid a government shutdown.
How Cold Is Too Cold For School?
Over the past few years we’ve been seeing more school cancellations due to cold temperatures or wind chills. But, how cold is too cold?