Residents will be able to drop off old or unwanted items for recycling at no charge at the Countywide Residential Electronics Collection.

“Illini” will continue to be the word on the street in Champaign for the next 10 years, as decided Tuesday night by the city council.

Residents will be able to drop off old or unwanted items for recycling at no charge at the Countywide Residential Electronics Collection.

“Illini” will continue to be the word on the street in Champaign for the next 10 years, as decided Tuesday night by the city council.

Residents will be able to drop off old or unwanted items for recycling at no charge at the Countywide Residential Electronics Collection.

“Illini” will continue to be the word on the street in Champaign for the next 10 years, as decided Tuesday night by the city council.

Residents will be able to drop off old or unwanted items for recycling at no charge at the Countywide Residential Electronics Collection.

“Illini” will continue to be the word on the street in Champaign for the next 10 years, as decided Tuesday night by the city council.

Despite light rainfall, Champaign-Urbana’s fourth PechaKucha night was presented outdoors Friday night in collaboration by the CU Design Org. (CUDO) and the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.

The day after Ashley Ames passed away, three of her friends gathered to decide what they would do with the Ashley Ames Fund.

It had been 21 years since Jim Hand entered the Champaign County Fairgrounds.

Despite light rainfall, Champaign-Urbana’s fourth PechaKucha night was presented outdoors Friday night in collaboration by the CU Design Org. (CUDO) and the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts.