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        <a  href="/news/digital-dusk-shadow-storage-new-installation-artist-amanda-bowles">“digital  dusk  shadow  storage,”  a  New  Installation  by  Artist  Amanda  Bowles</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  Visual  Arts  Gallery  is  pleased  to  present  “digital  dusk  shadow  storage,”  an  installation  by  St.  Louis-based  artist  Amanda  Bowles.  The  exhibition  will  open  on  Monday,  August  27,  and  run  through  Thursday,  September  20.  A  reception  for  the  exhibit  will  take  place  on  Thursday,  September  6,  from  5:30  to  8  p.m.



The  immersive  installation  will  feature  crystalized  tube  towers,  ghost  images,  sky  blocks,  and  a  large  painting  of  fingers.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/let-fancy-group-exhibit">“Let  the  fancy,”  a  Group  Exhibit</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The University  of  Illinois  Springfield Visual  Arts  Gallery is  pleased  to  present  “Let  the  fancy,”  a  group  exhibition  co-curated  by Jeff  Robinson,  gallery  director,  and Allison  Lacher,  exhibitions  manager.  The  exhibition  will  open  on  Thursday,  September  27,  and  will  run  through  Thursday,  October  18.  A  reception  for  the  exhibit  will  take  place  on  Thursday,  September  27,  from  5:30  to  8  p.m.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-offer-four-new-affordable-high-quality-online-graduate-business-69����apps">UIS  to  offer  four  new  affordable,  high-quality  online  graduate  business  69����apps</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  has  a  long  history  of  excellence  in  online  learning.  UIS  is  proud  to  add  four  new,  100%  online,  accelerated  graduate  programs  to  the  52  graduate  and  undergraduate  programs  offered.



By  adding  new  graduate  business  69����apps  online,  UIS  is  designing  its  portfolio  to  help  a  variety  of  potential  students,  the  vast  majority  of  which  will  be  working  adults.



New  online  69����apps  starting  in  October  2021  include:</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-hold-graduate-school-week-sept-27-oct-1">UIS  to  hold  Graduate  School  Week  Sept.  27-Oct.  1</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  will  hold  a  virtual  Graduate  School  Week  Sept.  27-Oct.  1,  2021.  The  week  will  give  students  who  are  thinking  about  earning  a  master’s  69����app  a  chance  to  learn  more  about  UIS’  54  graduate  69����apps.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/bats-monkeys-and-dogs-oh-my-uis-webinar-animals-ability-transmit-diseases-humans">“Bats,  monkeys  and  dogs,  oh  my!”-  UIS  webinar  on  animals’  ability  to  transmit  diseases  to  humans</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  hosted  a  webinar  Friday  regarding  animals’  ability  to  transmit  infectious  diseases  to  humans.



The  “bats,  monkeys  and  dogs,  oh  my!”  was  a  free  virtual  webinar  presented  by  Dr.  Connie  Austin.



According  to  Dr.  Austin,  there  have  been  several  cases  of  animals  catching  COVID-19  from  their  close  contact  with  humans.  However,  there  has  been  no  cases  of  humans  getting  COVID  from  animals.



This  story  appeared  on  WCIA  on  Sept.  17,  2021.</div>
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