Illinois lawmakers not sure there’s more higher ed money in a ‘tricky’ budget – WGLT (NPR at ISU)

State Rep. Sharon Chung said she supports evidence-based funding for higher education, but it would require more funding. “We want to make sure that universities are also being funded in an equitable, predictable way, but the big roadblock is trying to figure out how we're going to fund this,” she said.
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Deb
1 month ago

Dems could take out financial aid for college to give to illegals.

Ed
2 months ago

Get rid of the DEI AND USELESS ADMINISTRATORS. Getting to the point of one admit for every student .

The Railroader
2 months ago

“…if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.” – Friedrich Nietzsche

Illinois is broke and the political animals just can’t be honest with taxpayers about it because they can’t be honest about it with themselves.

Illinois elects its dumbest.

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