University of Illinois trustees consider first $4 billion budget
URBANA – The University of Illinois could soon be a $4 billion-a-year operation.
Trustees meeting Thursday in Chicago will vote on a preliminary 2008-09 budget that tops that threshold for the first time, despite flat state support.
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