Academic buildings have released their schedules for the summer. These changes will mostly affect the open hours University buildings and services.

After months of debate and rallies in support all over Illinois, The Developmental, Relief and Education for Alien Minors, or DREAM, Act passed today in the Illinois State Senate by 45 to 11.

Students at the College of Law are hosting a fundraiser and collection drive to assist people who lost their homes and families in the tornadoes that ravaged Alabama on April 27.

Five males, who were previously considered persons of interest in the Market Place Mall shooting on Sunday, were charged with aggravated battery with a firearm, which is a Class 1 felony.

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama says the nation's leaders won't be able to solve big problems if they're distracted by what he calls "sideshows and carnival barkers."

Red Bull will host for its second annual chariot race on Wednesday, May 4 at 6 p.m. 12 to 16 teams of 3 “gladiators” each will build and race chariots down Sixth Street, which will be closed off from John to Green streets.

William M. Daley, the current White House chief of staff, will be the speaker at the 140th University of Illinois Commencement on May 15.

The offensive line has been one of the few groups not hindered by injuries, and four of the starting positions are already likely set entering Saturday’s spring game. Jeff Allen and Hugh Thornton will man the strong side tackle and guard spots, with Graham Pocic at center and Jack Cornell expected to start at the other guard spot. The one spot still undecided is at weakside tackle, where redshirt freshmen Michael Heitz and Simon Cvijanovic are battling to secure the final starting spot. Saturday’s game could give an indication of who is ahead at this point, but a final decision isn’t expected before the fall.

This is weird. It’s the same feeling, but completely different.

Timothy J. Nugent Residence Hall has been awarded the LEED Silver certification for the hall’s incorporation of environmentally sustainable methods throughout the building, according to a press release.

After an unsuccessful day of trying to find work, Isaiah Little ate his dinner in the homeless shelter where he lives, as he has for nearly 9 months. Little has been homeless since last July, when he was released from the care of the Department of Children and Family Services. DCFS did not prepare him for life in the real world, though, he said.