U of I President Timothy Killeen Optimistic Despite Uncertain Times
Incoming University of Illinois President Timothy Killeen says he has big plans even as he assumes office on Monday amid turbulent times for the university.
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Incoming University of Illinois President Timothy Killeen says he has big plans even as he assumes office on Monday amid turbulent times for the university.
Politicians say one of the most common complaints they hear about is high property taxes. The Illinois House has advanced a measure that'd put a hold on them. But it's unlikely the measure will ever become law.
Incoming University of Illinois President Timothy Killeen will assume office on Monday, May 18. He succeeds Robert Easter, who's served as the top administrator for the three campuses since 2012. He spoke with WILL's Jim Meadows about his vision for the future of the three campuses, his strategy for dealing with state budget cuts and the recent scandals at the U of I.
An encore presentation of Focus on WILL exploring the legal questions around student athletes unionizing. This episode of Focus was recorded in February of 2014. We are re-airing the discussion in light of the recent allegations made by former offensive lineman Simon that he was misled him about the extent of his injuries. This show covers many of the issues connected to Cvijanovic case.
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