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        <a  href="/news/uis-joining-common-app-waiving-application-fees-through-2022-23-academic-year">UIS  joining  Common  App,  waiving  application  fees  through  the  2022-23  academic  year</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Students  applying  to  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  for  2022–2023  will  have  the  ability  to  do  so  through&nbsp;Common  App,  a  powerful  online  college  application  platform  that  serves  more  than  three  million  applicants,  teachers,  counselors  and  advisors  across  all  50  United  States  and  around  the  world  each  year.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/tommie-redmond">Tommie  Redmond</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Hometown:  Chicago,  IllinoisMajor:  Public  AdministrationFuture  Plans:  Work  for  the  FBI  or  in  Student  Affairs</div>
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        <a  href="/news/chancellors-newsletter-september-7-2021">Chancellor&#039;s  Newsletter  September  7,  2021</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Good  morning!  I  hope  everyone  was  able  to  spend  time  with  family  and  friends  over  the  Labor  Day  weekend  as  we  all  celebrated  and  paid&nbsp;tribute  to  the  contributions  and  achievements  of  American  workers.  For  our  important  work  at  UIS,  we  are  now  into  our  fall  semester,  looking  forward  with  great  optimism  and  hope.



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Chancellor’s  Employee  Forum&nbsp;</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-whitney-we-must-tell-our-story">UIS’  Whitney:  We  must  tell  our  story</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">By  the  numbers,  University  of  Illinois  Springfield  has  room  for  improvement.



The  first  ten  days  of  class  are  in  the  books,  and  enrollment  is  down  about  two  hundred  –  to  3,944.  Interim  chancellor  Karen  Whitney  says  UIS  needs  to  continue  to  find  ways  to  make  itself  an  option  for  people  considering  college.</div>
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        <a  href="/news/uis-officials-covid-19-continues-affect-enrollment-numbers">UIS  officials:  COVID-19  continues  to  affect  enrollment  numbers</a>
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        <div  class="newsletter-txt">Fall  enrollment  numbers  at  the&nbsp;University  of  Illinois  Springfield&nbsp;took  a&nbsp;5%  plunge,  school  officials  said  Wednesday.



The  total  number  of  undergraduate  and  graduate  school  students  enrolled  in  classes  stands  at  3,944  compared  to  4,146  students  in  fall  2020.



Karen  Whitney,  UIS  interim  chancellor,  said  the  COVID-19  pandemic  was  problematic  in  how  the  university's  recruitment  and  admissions  teams  got  out  to  high  schools  and  community  colleges.</div>
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