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Dr. Giorgia Podico, veterinarian at the University, leads Sophie and Sourbette back to the reproductive medicine wing of the Large Animal Clinic. These Baudet du Poitou species of donkeys are currently endangered and Illinois veterinarians aid in resolving the issue.

Illinois veterinarians lead efforts to save endangered donkey breed

By JP Legarte, INVESTIGATIVE NEWS & LONGFORM EDITOR • June 20, 2022
Campus History: University observes Juneteenth for first time

Campus History: University observes Juneteenth for first time

By Matt Troher and Cecilia Milmoe • June 19, 2022
Professor Michael Raycraft and his RST 180: Professional Applications class stand in front of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY during their trip around the Northeast from May 23 to June 3.

Tourism class travels the Northeast

By Azucena Gama, Night Editor • June 15, 2022
Members of the Illini 4000 arrive at the Beckman Institute for a welcome event for their short return back to the Champaign-Urbana area on Wednesday. The Illini 4000 is an RSO committed to traveling cross country to raise money for cancer research at the University.

Biking to Save Lives: Illini 4000 rides for cancer research

By Kylie Corral, SUMMER MANAGING EDITOR FOR REPORTING • June 11, 2022
Blockchain bursts into student, academic life

Blockchain bursts into student, academic life

By Matt Troher, Interim Features Editor • June 2, 2022
Eli Murray, an alum from The Daily Illini and a 2015 University graduate, is currently an investigative reporter for the Tampa Bay Times. Murray has won a Pulitzer Prize for for an article about an investigation regarding elementary school water and lead poisoning.

DI alum wins Pulitzer Prize for investigative journalism

By Sarah Bond, Staff Writer • May 30, 2022
The Trees Gallery is a collection of paintings, sculptures and other works from the Middle Ages featured in the Krannert Art Museum. The museum has been adapting to a post-pandemic environment since reopening in the 2021 fall semester.

Adjusting to post-pandemic times at Krannert Art Museum

By Faith Allendorf, Interim Summer Editor-in-Chief • May 27, 2022
Vanessa Blas, junior in Engineering, and Selena Alena, junior in Media, are Undergraduate Library student assistants, and are two of the last people to work at the UGL as operations at the library close on Friday.

Books, breaks left behind: Last students in UGL share thoughts

By Rebecca Oriza, Staff Writer • May 17, 2022
Student letter calls for change in UI mental health support

Student letter calls for change in UI mental health support

By Cecilia Milmoe and Ashleigh Kendrick • May 11, 2022
Ian Call, a senior in LAS, captures the flag scoring a second point for the white team during the campus wide capture the flag game on the South Quad on Thursday. The white team defeated the black team. 3-0.

Students go to war in campus-wide Capture the Flag game

By Yuzhu Liu, Staff Writer • May 6, 2022
Rileigh Kilgore, a graduate student studying social work, grew up in Watseka, Illinois and is the first in her family to go to college. Other students look back and talk about their college experience as a first generation students.

First-generation graduates reflect on college journey

By Yuzhu Liu, Staff Writer • May 4, 2022
Seniors reflect on unique college experience, COVID-19

Seniors reflect on unique college experience, COVID-19

By Sarah Bond, Staff Writer • May 3, 2022
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