University of Illinois College of Medicine Receives Grant

The University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria receives a grant totaling $225,000. The $125,000 part of which comes from Illinois' capital fund secured by Rep. David Leitch. The remaining $100,000 comes from the University of Illinois Chicago.


The funding will be used to get a new man parking area that will compliment the college's research addition.

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