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UPDATE: Illinois State University issues apology to Norfolk State after fan uses racial slur - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Illinois State University issues apology to Norfolk State after fan uses racial slur

A return to Horton Field House on Saturday for the Illinois State Men’s basketball team featured a competitive game but an racial slur from a fan.

Source: wjbc.com
ISU presents 'final offer' to Graduate Workers Union - Vimarsana News

ISU presents 'final offer' to Graduate Workers Union

Union organizers say a strike is still possible after expressing disappointment with the university's contract offer for 450+ graduate workers. Read for details on the offer and more union comments.

No charges to be filed against U-High substitute teacher, prosecutor says - Vimarsana News

No charges to be filed against U-High substitute teacher, prosecutor says

Charges will not be filed against a former University High School substitute teacher accused of allegedly “putting hands on a student.”

Source: wjbc.com
No charges to be filed against U-High substitute teacher, prosecutor says - Vimarsana News

No charges to be filed against U-High substitute teacher, prosecutor says

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (WMBD) — Charges will not be filed against a former University High School substitute teacher accused of allegedly “putting hands on a student.” McLean County State’s Attorney Erika Reynolds said Michael Troll, 64, would not face battery counts or another charges for the alleged actions, which were against a person under the age of 18. […]

ISU professors announce intent to form union - Vimarsana News

ISU professors announce intent to form union

Hundreds of Illinois State University faculty could soon be part of their own union.

Source: wjbc.com