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        <a  href="/news/alumni-relations/reaching-stellar/reaching-stellar-campaign-1">Reaching  Stellar  Campaign</a>
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Reaching  Stellar:  The  Campaign   for  the  University  of  Illinois seeks  to  raise  funds  from  friends  and  alumni  to  add  to  the  excellence  of  UIS  programs  for  students  and  our  wider  community.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-professor-student-leading-way-open-educational-resources">UIS  Professor  &amp;  Student  Leading  the  Way  with  Open  Educational  Resources</a>
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Senior  Hailey  Hollinshead  and  Associate  Professor  Layne  Morsch  met  with  U.S.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/reaching-stellar/reaching-stellar-campaign">Reaching  Stellar  Campaign</a>
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        <a  href="/news/embracing-history-lincoln-studies-uis">Embracing  History  with  Lincoln  Studies  at  UIS</a>
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Chancellor  Susan  J.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/alumni/exoneration-grover-thompson-illinois-innocence-project">Exoneration  of  Grover  Thompson  by  Illinois  Innocence  Project</a>
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Grover  Thompson,  who  was  wrongfully  convicted  and  died  in  prison,  became  the  first  posthumous  exoneration  to  occur  in  Illinois.</div>
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