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February 28, 2024
*This column reflects my personal opinion and is not an official endorsement by The Daily Illini Editorial Board.* Last year, I attended the Illinois Student Government executive candidate forum, whereafter I endorsed current president and vice president Abigail McGuire, junior in LAS, and Alex Koscielski, sophomore in LAS, and secured my position as the...
February 13, 2024
“The Class of 2027 is the 5th class under the Illinois Commitment scholarship program that guarantees four years of free tuition to Illinois residents with a family income of less than $67,100; we expect about one in three of our new Illinois resident freshmen will be here thanks to Illinois Commitment.” This is the paragraph...
December 19, 2023
In the State of the University Annual Report, Chancellor Robert Jones discussed key accomplishments and achievements of University faculty, students and staff in 2023. “For 156 years and counting, we have been proud to be the home of those who honestly believe that, working together, we can make our state, our nation and our world...
November 18, 2023
CHICAGO — Granting the University of Illinois’ fiscal 2025 operating budget request of $780.5 million would be the state taking “a small step in reversing the decades-long erosion in operating
September 17, 2023
The University’s Office of Undergraduate Admissions published its annual first-year enrollment report on Monday. The report, which is compiled each fall semester on the 10th day of classes, includes data representing trends such as the selectivity of the previous application cycle, yield rates, diversity of the first-year class and tuition contribution by college and residency....
August 21, 2023
As he begins his eighth year as chancellor, Robert Jones weighs in on a bigger Big Ten, the future of NIL, the mascot debate and whats next for the states
August 20, 2023
As he begins his eighth year as chancellor, Robert Jones weighs in on a bigger Big Ten, the future of NIL, the mascot debate and whats next for the states
May 2, 2023
College is more than money. It’s the time and sweat poured into late library nights, the hungry stares down Green Street questioning what’s for dinner, the impromptu walks across campus due to crowded buses on rainy days. But feet can’t stomp on the University’s soil without spending: Money occupies the center of collegiate life. It...
April 27, 2023
A small but growing number of students nationwide who are increasingly being offered free college tuition.
September 1, 2022
With President Biden announcing his student loan forgiveness plan last week as a way to alleviate some of the financial burdens of millions of people, it is worth understanding how college tuition reached this all-time high, and what can be done to address the rising costs of obtaining a college degree.