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For Immediate Release – April 28, 2021
Illinois Capital Development Board Announces Over $3.2 Million in Funding to University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign Towards Safety Upgrades
URBANA/CHAMPAIGN – The Illinois Capital Development Board today announced over $3.2 million has been released from the state for safety upgrades at University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign. The funding will help address deferred maintenance projects on the Illinois State University campus that have been stalled due to a lack of investment by previous administrations. Made possible by Governor Pritzker’s bipartisan capital plan, the first in nearly a decade, the renovation work will create good jobs and economic opportunities for residents in the surrounding community. CDB will oversee the project’s renovation under the protocol for state-appropriated capital projects.
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Community colleges across Illinois are cautiously optimistic they will be able to bring back students for in-person classes this fall.
And while a few four-year schools in the Chicago area including Loyola University Chicago, Columbia College and DePaul University have announced that students will be required to be vaccinated before returning to campus, most community colleges do not plan to make vaccines mandatory.
After more than a year of nearly all remote coursework, most community colleges said they plan to offer classes four different ways this fall: fully in-person; a hybrid format involving a combination of both in-person and online instruction; virtual classes that involve online synchronous meetings; and fully asynchronous, online classes.