The Illini men’s cross-country squad took second place at Friday's Orange and Blue Preview and nearly took the individual victory as well.

After the final whistle blew on Saturday and Memorial Stadium cleared out, the stats continued to tell the tale of Illinois’ dominant defensive performance.

In Thursday's edition of the newscast, The Daily Illini talks about Gov. Quinn's plan to close seven state institutions, the MTD's increased ridership and the Illini's chances at the football game this Saturday.

They walk among us – sitting in the same lecture halls and walking the same paths on the Quad. You’ve probably seen them exiting the closest Urban Outfitters or sporting the quintessential American Apparel v-neck. The hipster.

This is the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Recently, the Senate passed a Moment of Remembrance resolution to honor victims of the terrorist attack. The resolution calls for all to stop and remember the tragic day by sounding bells and sirens throughout the community.

In Wednesday's newscast, The Daily Illini talks clout: special tuition waivers are being called for phase-out amid controversy, and a daughter of a Chicago politician gets a part-time appointment from the state.

In Tuesday's edition of the newscast, the Daily Illini takes a closer look at the University's three-year plan to save $60 million dollars, the details on the Dayglow party event and a local restaurant owner's campaign announcement to run for state representative.

The stage is set for this season’s Marching Illini under its new director, University alumnus Barry Houser.

In Wednesday's newscast, The Daily Illini talks about a new app created by University alumni and the progress made by rebels fighting Gadhafi loyalists in Tripoli.

After serving eight years as Champaign’s police chief and over 30 years in law enforcement, R.T. Finney has announced he will retire from his position in January.

Some people use it to change the color of a wall in their house, these people throw it on everyone around them.

University chancellor-designee Phyllis Wise will face challenges similar to those she handled as the interim president and provost at the University of Washington last year.