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- Sep 17, 2026
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Immigrant Welcome Awards | Woman who bridged language barrier honored for helping others do the same (opens the original)
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CHAMPAIGN â Belinda Guillén RodrÃguez still remembers the desperate phone call from a woman stranded in severe dental pain on a Friday afternoon during the COVID-19 pandemic. The woman spoke no English, was undocumented and had neither Medicaid nor the money to pay a dentist. Guillén RodrÃguez spent hours making calls, only to find the earliest appointment days away. When the woman showed up at the clinic anyway, trying to beg for help through a language barrier, a dentist noticed her in t
Parkland gets $6 million to expand manufacturing facilities (opens the original)
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CHAMPAIGN â Parkland College will more than double its capacity for training in advanced manufacturing after receiving $6 million in state capital funding to expand its manufacturing facilities and add new biomanufacturing capabilities. The award, announced Monday by Gov. J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, is tied with Kaskaskia College for the largest grant among five downstate community colleges receiving a combined $20.4 million through the state
Name Dropping | At Rooted Pathways, language and culture are part of the therapy (opens the original)
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CHAMPAIGN â Entering Rooted Pathways Counseling and Consulting in Champaign, clients are met with an environment designed to make them feel at ease. The low hum of conversation drifts through the clinicâs halls, shifting seamlessly from Spanish and Arabic to Greek and Farsi. Children play with a selection of toys and crafts nearby, as water, coffee and snacks sit ready. Soft relaxing music fills the air, while messages of encouragement adorn the pastel walls. But beyond the warmth of the wai
UI enrollment data masks shifts in international, in-state, online students (opens the original)
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CHAMPAIGN â Shifts in international recruitment and a growing online graduate-student population have resulted in changes on the University of Illinoisâ flagship campus, according to enrollment figures released Wednesday. The university enrolled a record 61,060 students this semester, continuing the campusâs growth even as the composition of that student body shifts. The freshman class grew to 9,332 students, including more than 6,500 Illinois residents, while about 9,400 graduate students
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