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The Daily Illini
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini
The independent student newspaper at the University of Illinois since 1871

The Daily Illini
In retrospect: Arthur Galston and the fight against Agent Orange

In retrospect: Arthur Galston and the fight against Agent Orange

By Matt Troher, Interim Features Editor • August 10, 2022
Professors Pengfei Song and Daniel Llano pose with graduate student Qi You who aided in Song and Llano’s research. Song and Llano collaborated in developing ultrasound imaging tools that can help study Alzheimer’s disease.

Illinois researchers’ development of imaging introduces new health applications in study of Alzheimer’s disease

By JP Legarte, Investigative News & Longform Editor • August 4, 2022
Healthy habits, connections ease academic transition

Healthy habits, connections ease academic transition

By JP Legarte, Investigative News & Longform Editor • July 15, 2022
Latest Veo e-bikes bring new cycles of opinions and potential impacts

Latest Veo e-bikes bring new cycles of opinions and potential impacts

By JP Legarte, Investigative News & Longform Editor • June 10, 2022
Rising shooting incidents leave C-U residents divided on cause, response

Rising shooting incidents leave C-U residents divided on cause, response

By Faith Allendorf, Interim Summer Editor-in-Chief • June 3, 2022
Mother of Yingying Zhang, Lifeng Ye, wails in grief as her son Zhengyang Zhang and Dr. Kim Tee consoles her during Ronggao Zhang’s statement to the media outside the U.S. Courthouse in Peoria on June 24, 2019. After five years since Zhang’s murder it still continues to bring awareness to the need for better campus safety and views of Asian Americans today.

Yingying Zhang’s murder still resonates with UI campus

By JP Legarte and Aditya Sayal • April 27, 2022
Carter Phillips, instructional chef at Bevier Café, plucks tomatoes out of the aquaponics system in the remove space greenhouse on Friday. The system is maintained through Bevier Café for check ups and produce for the café.

Aquaponics takes root in C-U community

By Leland Pan and JP Legarte • April 20, 2022
LGBT Resource Center, located on the third floor of the Illini Union, provides a safe environment for all sexualities and gender identities. With limited physical spaces for those in the LGBTQ+ community, many have migrated to online space.

LGBTQ+ communities gather online as on-campus spaces remain limited

By JP Legarte, Investigative News & Longform Editor • April 6, 2022
UI professors discuss artificial intelligence, computer vision

UI professors discuss artificial intelligence, computer vision

By Matt Troher and Matt Novelli • March 9, 2022
Reverend Rickey E. Parks delivers a sermon at Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church on Sunday, Feb. 20.

Priestly and Prophetic: Black churches fortify CU community

By Farrah Anderson, Faith Allendorf and Matt Troher • February 28, 2022
Seven07 has been under fire for inadequate services regarding water and living conditions during the area's largest snowstorm of the season.

Seven07 tenants experience water issues, poor living conditions

By Matt Troher and Ashley Gilbert • February 16, 2022
The front cover of "Walrus," a student-run publication from the '60s. The Special Educational Opportunities Project, also known as "Project 500," recruited students from underrepresented populations, and it's implementation received mixed criticism from the student body.

Looking back: Project 500 in retrospect

By Matt Troher, Investigative News & Longform Editor • January 19, 2022
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