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New Illinois law requires Narcan at music venues - Vimarsana News

New Illinois law requires Narcan at music venues

A new state law requires large for-profit music venues to stock Narcan starting next year. Here's how Central Illinois venues are preparing — or have already.

Recent ISU Athletics audit found red flags on spending and travel - Vimarsana News

Recent ISU Athletics audit found red flags on spending and travel

An internal audit of ISU Athletics was completed less than a year ago, finding two dozen problem areas – including prohibited or questionable purchases, a risky approach to travel, and sloppy or delayed record-keeping that would make it harder to detect issues.

Source: wglt.org
OSF HealthCare and Illinois State launch Connected Communities Initiative (CCI) to expand research and develop solutions to transform health care - Vimarsana News

OSF HealthCare and Illinois State launch Connected Communities Initiative (CCI) to expand research and develop solutions to transform health care

/PRNewswire/ -- A newly formalized partnership between Illinois State University and OSF HealthCare will foster research, innovation, and economic development...

Federal judge rules in favor of ISU in discrimination lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Federal judge rules in favor of ISU in discrimination lawsuit

U.S. District Court Judge Michael Mihm rejected Meredith Downes’ claims that she was underpaid because of gender or suffered retaliation for comments she made.

Source: wglt.org
Illinois higher ed leaders react to Pritzker budget proposal - Vimarsana News

Illinois higher ed leaders react to Pritzker budget proposal

Here's what some Illinois university and community college leaders had to say about Gov. J.B. Pritzker's budget proposal.