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While Governor Pritzker and his administration are saying "Hey! Get yourself vaccinated against COVID-19 and you could win a pile of money in a vax lottery," The University of Illinois is saying "You want to be a student here? Get vaccinated."

You are NEVER too old to do anything! Bill Gossett is proving that statement to be totally true with his amazing recent accomplishment. Bill who is now 97, attended Lincoln College for a short time before transferring to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, but he ended up joining the U.S. Army A...

Pepsi-Cola of Rockford's Community Scholarship will award 5 inspiring students in the 815 with $1.000 to use towards higher education.

Legislators down in Springfield have passed a bill to give Illinois babies a $50 deposit for future college expenses.

With the exception being mortgages, student loans make up the largest component of household debt for Americans. And our collective debt keeps growing.

USA Today released a list of the top community colleges in Illinois and one of them is less than 30 minutes away.

Here's your chance to take a course in bread, zombies or circus.

CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois will stop giving the ACT college entrance exam and instead start giving high school juniors the rival SAT. The Chicago Tribune reports the company that offers the ACT has filed a protest with the state seeking to cancel Illinois' contract with the College Board, which offers the SAT...

Dave Dahl -- Illinois Radio Network For Trisha Rodriquez of Belvidere, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is her “dream school.” “It's such a huge school, and there are so many opportunities that I don't really get where I'm from,” said the first-generation college student, a sophomore majoring in economics and political science, “to work for all these awesome organizations and be part

So, your son went off to college well over a month ago, and you haven't gotten a single phone call from him. What's a mom to do? My mom would probably have shown up at my dorm room with a wooden spoon in her hand. Assuming I lived to tell the tale, I would have gotten the message loud and painfully clear...