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        <a  href="/news/common-app-welcomes-over-30-new-colleges-and-universities-2021-2022-application-season">Common  App  welcomes  over  30  new  colleges  and  universities  for  the  2021-2022  application  season</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Students  applying  to  college  in  2020-2021  will  soon  have  access  to  over  30  additional  colleges  and  universities  across&nbsp;the  United  States&nbsp;through  the  Common  App  online  application  system.  Used  by  more  than  three  million  applicants,  teachers,  and  counselors  around  the  world  every  year,  the  Common  App  platform  streamlines  the  college  application  process,  providing  resources  and  guidance  to  make  college  more  accessible  for  students  around  the  country.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-perspectives-continuing-legacy-lincoln-scholarship-uis">UIS  Perspectives:  Continuing  the  legacy  of  Lincoln  scholarship  at  UIS</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  following  is  an  excerpt  from  a  column  by  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  Director  of  Engagement  and  Curator  of  The  Sangamon  Experience  Anne  Moseley.  This  column  appeared  in  The  State  Journal-Register  on  March  27,  2021.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/college-campuses-begin-covid-19-vaccine-outreach">College  campuses  begin  COVID-19  vaccine  outreach</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Anyone  who  is  16  years  and  older  can  get  their  hands  on  a  vaccine  in  Sangamon  County  starting  on  Tuesday.



Some  local  colleges  and  universities  are  getting  the  word  out  to  their  students  who  are  now  eligible.



The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  staff  said  they’re  encouraging  students  to  get  the  vaccine  through  virtual  discussions  with  health  experts  and  social  media.



This  story  aired  on  WICS  Newschannel  20  on  March  30,  2021.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-perspectives-commencement-celebration-endings-and-beginnings">UIS  Perspectives:  Commencement  is  a  celebration  of  endings  and  beginnings</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  following  is  an  excerpt  from  a  column  by  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  Interim  Chancellor Karen  Whitney.  This  column  appeared  in  The  State  Journal-Register  on  May  8,  2021. 



This  week,  I  am  so  very  proud  to  announce  that  the University  of  Illinois  Springfield will  celebrate  the  incredible  achievements  of  the  Class  of  2021  through  both  in-person  and  virtual  commencement  ceremonies.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-hold-virtual-panel-arts-advocacy-racial-equality">UIS  to  hold  virtual  panel  on  arts  advocacy,  racial  equality</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">The  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  is  holding  a  panel  discussion  on  arts  advocacy  and  racial  equality.



The  UIS  Music  Program  is  hosting  "From  Diversity  to  Inclusion:  Arts  Advocacy  and  Racial  Equality  in  the  21st  Century."



The  panelists  will  discuss  their  efforts  to  engage  the  arts  to  tackle  issues  of  silencing,  prejudice,  and  racism,  as  well  as  encourage  equity  and  inclusivity  in  the  arts.



UIS  Music  Program  Director  and  Associate  Professor  of  Ethnomusicology  Yona  Stamatis  will  moderate  the  discussion.</div>
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