LAS News

Read article:University of Illinois System launches initiative to grow Brazilian collaborations
University of Illinois System launches initiative to grow Brazilian collaborations
Brasillinois will build upon 130-year history of partnership
Read article:University of Illinois System launches initiative to grow Brazilian collaborations
Read article:The paper trail to a breakthrough idea
The paper trail to a breakthrough idea
Alexander Mironenko recasts an old theory to break ground in the science of chemical bonds
Read article:The paper trail to a breakthrough idea
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LAS Insider blog

HEAR DIRECTLY FROM CURRENT STUDENTS & RECENT GRADS ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCE IN THE COLLEGE OF LAS.

In the LAS Insider blog, students and alumni share their personal stories and insights throughout the academic year at the University of Illinois. Get an inside look at what it's like to be a student in the College of LAS.

LAS by the numbers

  • students icon99.6%of Illinois students take a class in LAS
  • major icons70majors offered within LAS
  • people icon18:1average student to faculty ratio in LAS classes
  • faculty icon33%of campus' tenure-track faculty members work in LAS
  • alumni icon180,000network of LAS alumni
  • admissions iconFull profileLearn more about the College of LAS.
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Paul M. Lisnek LAS Hub

The Lisnek LAS Hub is REOPENED! 

Stop by to learn more about the resources available for LAS student success, such as our Peer Mentoring program, drop-in advising hours, and more! 

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