
On this episode of Statewide, a task force has been created to figure out the best way to get students back to college this fall. We talk with a higher education leader about what's at stake and the challenges ahead.
And, high school seniors missed out on traditional graduation ceremonies. For valedictorians, that meant not being able to stand in front of their classmates and deliver an address. But they still have things to say and we'll listen to a few of them.
Those stories and more on this week's Statewide.
Our lineup:
* Commentator Alison Vawter of Macomb talks about adaptation and resilience.
* Eric Stock with WGLT finds out more about antibody testing from a central Illinois doctor.
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