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As we continue to evolve, communication and collaboration become even more essential elements in fulfilling our mission and in the administration of our many business processes. We need and value your suggestions and comments. So, whether you are simply looking for information, researching employment protocols, or just browsing the site, we're glad you're here.

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Upcoming Events


OCT
15

Merit Board Meeting

The Merit Board is the governing body of the University System. It is composed of 11 members representing the public universities of the State of Illinois.

1:00 PM


OCT
23

Employee Advisory Committee Meeting

The State Universities Civil Service Employee Advisory Committee will convene on Wednesday, October 23, 2024 at 9:00am.

9:00 AM


OCT
24

EAC Executive Committee Meeting

The Executive Committee of the State Universities Civil Service Employee Advisory Committee will meet on on Thursday, October 24, 2024.

9:00 AM


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Recent Job Postings


Administrative Aide (DSMT)

Governors State University is seeking to hire an Administrative Aide to be responsible for supervising and administering clerical and administrative functions for the Division of Science, Mathematic...

Student/Admission Manager

The position serves as the student/admissions manager for the Educational Administration & Foundations (EAF) department. They are involved in all facets of admissions and student progression through...

IT Support Associate II

Governors State University (GovState) is seeking to hire an IT Support Associate II to primarily focus on the areas of computer operations, repair, imaging, deployment, user and desktop support (har...



The University System office permits Universities and Agencies to post current job openings on our website. To view the postings above, and any other postings, go to the Jobs page.

University News

SEP
16

Civil Service Employees Council Annual Fall Luncheon Oct. 31

Get ready to be spooked! All Western Illinois University employees are invited to attend the Civil Service Employees Council (CSEC) fall luncheon from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31, in the Grand Ball Room on the Macomb campus.


SEP
16

Illinois welcomes largest number of students in university history

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has welcomed a record-breaking class for the fall 2024 semester. With a freshman enrollment of 9,008, the new class brings record total student enrollment at 59,238, including on-campus and online students.


SEP
16

University of Illinois Springfield enrollment remains stable for Fall Semester 2024

After the first 10 days of classes, University of Illinois Springfield enrollment remains stable for Fall Semester 2024 with 4,628 students enrolled, compared to 4,661 students last year. Notably, the number of new first-year freshmen, first-time transfer


SEP
16

UIC’s total enrollment grows over last year

The University of Illinois Chicago’s total student enrollment this fall is 33,906, the second-largest figure in the university’s history and a 1.1% increase over 2023. UIC also welcomed the 2024 first-year student cohort of 4,419 people, its second-larges


SEP
16

10-day count: Overall enrollment holds steady, new transfers surge and new freshmen bring high academic credentials

Northern Illinois University’s overall enrollment held steady this fall, buoyed by a surge in transfers, an academically talented freshman class, an uptick in the number of new graduate and law students and continued reenrollment successes.


SEP
16

Illinois State sees total enrollment climb with largest entering class in the University’s history

Illinois State University welcomed 4,285 First Time in College (FTIC) students for the 2024-2025 academic year, its largest incoming class in the University’s history, up 3 percent from last year. The new class of students is also the most diverse in scho