By Samantha Boyle, Managing Editor for Reporting
• Sep 10, 2020
On Aug. 28, police officers witnessed a loud party at the offender’s residence in the 100 block of East John Street. According to the police report,...
On Aug. 28, the Champaign County Anti-Racist Coalition hosted a march that ended in front of the Alma Mater on campus. Protesters used chalk to write statements...
By Brendyn Jones, Assistant On-Air Editor
• Aug 31, 2020
When Illinois senior defensive back Nate Hobbs stepped up on a stone bench to address a crowd of hundreds of protestors in front of the Champaign Police...
The Champaign County Anti-Racist Coalition, an activist organization that works for racial equality in the area, protested alongside other community members...
By Heather Robinson, Assistant Daytime News Editor
• Aug 27, 2020
Students and their families are calling for the University to be held accountable over the closing of the Beckwith Residential Support Services Program,...
Illinois football fans have a lot to look forward to if they get to see a spring college football season. In what’s anticipated to be the best Illini...
Huff Hall, Demirjian Park and Memorial Stadium are going to be empty this fall. The Illini won’t be competing against other Big Ten schools after the...
The University sent out a Massmail addressing the concern with in-person classes for the semester after several universities have opted to move fully online...
Through an emergency order, the City of Champaign will restrict indoor dining at Campustown bars and restaurants to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as thousands...
The University plans to use trained employees to monitor the entrances of buildings where in-person classes are held, Chancellor Jones said in a Massmail...
Outside of the Urbana Wood N’ Hog BBQ on Thursday, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker spoke about the first round of the Business Interruption Grants program,...
