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The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

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Editorial | Why don’t we ask questions anymore?

Editorial | Why don’t we ask questions anymore?

By The Daily Illini Editorial Board • March 21, 2023

Opinion | What does the student government do? | Part I

By Dan Kibler, Columnist • March 20, 2023
Photograph inside “Arte y Pasión Café,” a coffee shop in Bogotá, Colombia. Coffee shops in the Global South like “Arte y Pasión Café” can be observed as being populated with Digital Nomads — if they are allowed to enter. Former opinions editor Andrew Prozorovsky argues that these Digital Nomads have the capacity to disrupt local communities.

Letter to the Editor | The dark side of digital nomadism

By Andrew Prozorovsky • March 17, 2023
Bill Lee, governor of Tennessee, is sworn into office at his inauguration Jan. 19, 2019 at War Memorial Auditorium, Nashville, Tennessee. Opinions editor Raphael Ranola critiques Lees recent anti-drag bills as being a classic example of Republican hypocrisy and reinforcement of antiquated gender roles.

Opinion | Tennessee anti-trans bill highlights GOP’s hypocrisy

By Raphael Ranola, Opinions Editor • March 10, 2023
KAMS sits empty on Wednesday night, contrary to its normal busy nature on weekend days. Senior columnist Nathaniel Langley argues that the bar is so straight that it is gay.

Opinion | KAMS is so straight it’s gay

By Nathaniel Langley, Senior Columnist • March 9, 2023
J. K. Rowling stands to accept her honorary Doctor of Letters Degree from Harvard University in 2008. This image has been cropped from the original. Columnist Matthew Lozano argues that the real transphobia in J.K. Rowling’s beliefs lies in her fixation on identity politics instead of advocating for trans issues.

Opinion | J.K. Rowling still exemplifies transphobia

By Matthew Lozano, Columnist • March 8, 2023
OMG Salon, located at 715 South Sixth Street

Opinion | Barbers are essential to a functional society

By Aaron Anastos, Columnist • March 7, 2023
Opinion | Stereotypes create harmful expectations

Opinion | Stereotypes create harmful expectations

By Janessa Mosqueda, Columnist • March 6, 2023
Opinion | Don‘t vote

Opinion | Don‘t vote

By Adam Gorcyca, Columnist • March 3, 2023
Maine West High School’s Fine Arts Department performed Mel Brooks musical “Young Frankenstein” from Feb. 16 to Feb. 19. Junior Youssif Massri (left) portrayed Dr. Frankenstein, while junior Ethan Mattson portrayed Frankensteins monster.

DI Voices | Growing from discomfort

By Raphael Ranola, Opinions Editor • March 1, 2023
Opinion | Microchips are the present, question the future

Opinion | Microchips are the present, question the future

By Maggie Knutte, Senior Columnist • February 27, 2023
Evening view on Sunday of the Midtown Plaza apartment building alongside Boneyard Creek. Columnist Daniel Kibler writes on the benefits of off-campus living as compared to university living.

Opinion | Off-campus housing puts dorms to shame

By Dan Kibler, Columnist • February 21, 2023
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