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Michelle O'Neill/The number of students enrolled at Illinois community colleges has decreased slightly, but not as much as last year. That also applies to fall enrollment Black Hawk College in the Quad Cities area and Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg. -
Greater Peoria's three major institutions of higher education are joining forces to beef up the area's IT workforce training pipeline.
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Led by Pastor Irene Lewis-Wimbley, the Southside Community Center offers an array of services to residents. -
Hersey Hawkins, the most prolific and celebrated player in the history of Bradley University men’s basketball, is now a member of the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame.
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A Peoria-based philanthropic organization is aiming to address food insecurity and promote job creation and retention through a pair of grant opportunities currently accepting submissions.
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The new $12 million Workforce Sustainability Center in East Peoria is just Illinois Central College's latest move focused on training people to work in key industries.
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Security breaches, resignations over mental health concerns, and students with soiled clothes—staff members at Glen Oak Community Learning Center are worried about the state of their school.
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After a season that didn’t quite meet expectations following back-to-back Missouri Valley Conference Tournament championships, the Bradley University men’s basketball team is looking to bounce back as the regular season tips off on Tuesday.
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College basketball’s regular season tips off next week, and the Bradley University women's team is looking to build on an unexpected and unprecedented conference championship run.
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Starting next week, in-school vaccinations will take place Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Mark Klaisner says districts are already relying on microcredentials for teachers as well as support staff and bus drivers.
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An overwhelming majority of Bradley University employees and students are complying with its COVID-19 vaccination policy.
